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EELU* Innovative Learning Model to Qualify STEM Teachers * Egyptian E-Learning University Introduction In September 2005, the Ministry of Higher Education prepared a preliminary study for starting the project of the Egyptian E- Learning


  1. EELU* Innovative Learning Model to Qualify STEM Teachers * Egyptian E-Learning University

  2. Introduction • In September 2005, the Ministry of Higher Education prepared a preliminary study for starting the project of the Egyptian E- Learning University (EELU). • In November 2006, an action plan was prepared for the University establishment. • In June 2007, The Cabinet approved the establishment of the Egyptian E-Learning University. • A presidential decree was issued in August 16, 2008 No.233 to Establish the Egyptian E- Learning University to be the first ever qualified e-learning university based on best practices of the ICT and education technology in teaching and learning.

  3. EELU as the engine of Flexible HE in Egypt - 1 Quality of Learning E-learning EELU Flexible Research Objectives Opportunities Hub Highly Qualified Graduates

  4. EELU as the engine of Flexible HE in Egypt - 2 Learner Controls his learning speed and domain Control Lifelong Flexibility learning Anywhere anytime learning Ongoing EELU e- Opportunities in learning any domain Model 21 st Century Access ICT, creativity, Skills Unlimited access criticism, leadership to formal/non- Self - formal learning resources Reliance Constructivist learning experiences

  5. EELU Academic Programs 2017/2018 Faculty of Computer and Faculty of Business Faculty of Educational Information Technology Administration Studies Masters of Business Bachelor of information General Diploma in Bachelor of Business Administration Technology Administration Education (MBA) Masters Degree in Professional Diploma in Management Global Marketing Software Engineering Education Technology Global Special Diploma in Marketing Management Educational Technology Masters in Education – Accounting Global Finance E-learning Finance Banking

  6. Mass Communications Science and Technology Engineering Law and Technology Future Programs Languages Economics and and Political Translation Sciences Studies

  7. Teaching and Learning at EELU • Accessible, flexible HE & lifelong learning opportunities. • Distant educational activities. • Educational resources accessible/available via the Internet 24/7 • HE opportunities for marginalized groups such as women, education dropouts and rural/remote areas residents. • Learner-centered Approach • Multiple educational resources 21 st Century Skills •

  8. EELU Educational Model Blended Learning Model (F2F Teaching + Distance Learning) Asynchronous Learning Synchronous Learning Distance F 2 F Support Learning (E-mail – Chat – Discussion Boards) Documents Library - E-Library Communication tools E-Assessment Virtual Classroom LMS Lectures Practical Sessions System System Academic Support E-Course, Interaction Learning Centers Quizzes, tools, Course Sessions , office exercises hours, Recorded calendar, Agenda, sessions additional learning resources.

  9. e-Environment @ EELU EELU Learning Environment University Management Teaching and learning Student Support services System services Learning Management System Online Portal University MIS (LMS) E-Amission & E-Courses Students' Database Registeration Video Conferenceing E-mailing System Documents Workflow Financial Virtual Classroom System Internet Access Management Human Resources Documents/Video Library E-Grade Book Management E-Assessment System

  10. International Projects @ EELU • E-Lab Project – Developing Virtual and Simulation labs for Engineering Students in the fields of Mechanical and Electric Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Physics. • JMSE Project – To develop and implement A Joint Masters Degree in Software Engineering with 10 partner universities from Egypt, Palestine, and the EU. • ADIP Project – To develop an approach to innovative teaching methods for lifelong learning in Egypt and Lebanon coached by EU partner universities and institutions

  11. International Projects @ EELU • SP EDU Project – The project aims at developing a new line of schoolteachers, who are academically and practically competent to address children with special-needs in an inclusion program. • eSTEM – The project aims at developing a new generation of STEM teachers in Egypt, capable of providing adequate and innovative teaching in Science, Technology, Math and Engineering-based subjects embracing STEM philosophy and are capable to bridge the gap between current school education methodologies and those needed for future pre- university school evolution.

  12. International Projects @ EELU • eSTEM – The project aims at developing a new generation of STEM teachers in Egypt, capable of providing adequate and innovative teaching in Science, Technology, Math and Engineering, and are capable to bridge the gap between current school education methodologies and those needed for 21st century pedagogy.

  13. So, What is STEM Education?! STEM is a curriculum based on the idea of educating students in four specific disciplines — science, technology, engineering and mathematics — in an interdisciplinary and applied approach. Rather than teach the four disciplines as separate and discrete subjects, STEM integrates them into a cohesive learning paradigm based on real-world

  14. Why is it important?! • Education in its larger definition is one of the most important ingredient in the sustainable and healthy growth of any community. Science, technology, mathematics and engineering (STEM) education on the other hand is the key ingredient in the economic and technological growth for nations seeking excellence and leadership

  15. eSTEM Project International Diploma for School Teachers in STEM Education The project aims at developing a new generation of qualified STEM teachers who are able to develop Problem-solving, Innovation, Invention, Self-reliance, Logical thinking skills in students, and qualifying them to pursue STEM-based higher education and jobs. Those teachers will be able to work in STEM schools in Egypt and Arab countries as well as working with STEM methodology and resources in regular public and private schools.

  16. eSTEM Project Consortium

  17. eSTEM Project Project Outcomes • Survey and Benchmarking Report of STEM Practices. • Higher Education Diploma Program in STEM Education. • STEM Resources Center • Diploma Instructors Training • Diploma Program Accreditation

  18. Diploma Structure • Diploma Workload shall consist of 60 ECTS which are approximately equal to 32 CHs. • The Core Modules shall represent 18 CHs consisting of 6 Courses (3 CHs each). • The Specialization Modules (for two majors [Math Or Science]) shall represent 6 CHs. • Practical placement at schools shall represent 8 CHs

  19. Diploma Structure Core Courses Introduction to STEM Education (3 CHs) Core Courses Mandatory Courses (18 CHs) Learning Theories (3 CHs) Managing Multimedia Projects (3 CHs) E-Learning Technologies (3CHs) Engineering Design Processes (3CHs) Technological Tools for Teaching and Learning (3CHs)

  20. Diploma Structure Specialty Courses Speciality Courses Elective Courses (6 CHs) Project Based Learning (3 CHs) SCIENCE (Primary & Prep.) Development of Science Learning Resources (3 CHs) Project Based Learning (3 CHs) MATH (Primary & Prep.) Development of Math Learning Resources (3 CHs)

  21. Diploma Structure Practical training Practical Placment (Training) Phase 1 (4 CHs) SCIENCE (Primary & Prep.) Phase 2 (4 CHs) (8 CHs) Phase 1 (4 CHs) MATH (Primary & Prep.) Phase 2 (4 CHs)

  22. Future Plans • It is planned to finish the diploma content development, bylaw along with teaching and learning resources by the end if July 2018. • The Diploma is set to accept enrollments in September 2018

  23. Invitation Kindly visit: icel.eelu.edu.eg

  24. THANK YOU لبيزج اركش ” Shukraan Jazilaan ” www.eelu.edu.eg

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