Join the pilot interactive online course: “INTEROPERABILITY ESSENTIALS”
The training consists of three separate modules, each for a different target group : - Module 1 - managers of public organizations, - Module 2 - experts working in public organizations, - Module 3 - developers of administrative information systems.
Anyone can join the free pilot training. Its purpose is to obtain feedback from the target groups and measures to be implemented to improve the course before its real premiere. Through the questionnaires preliminarily set in the course the participants will be able to give their opinion and comments for the product improvement.
EACH PERSON HAVING COMPLETED THE COURSE AND THE QUESTIONNAIRES WILL RECEIVE BY MAIL A CERTIFICATE FOR COMPLETED TRAINING
ELGI – eLearning for eGovernment project addresses the issue of interoperability in the context of eGovernment and the establishment of pan-European cross-border electronic services.
The project aims to improve the knowledge of stakeholders in eGovernment projects across Europe through the development of an innovative e-learning tool based on the consortium’s own state-of-the-art research.
The e-course produced will contribute to working adults’ inclusion in lifelong learning, develop attitudes and help them meet the requirements of the changing environment, improving their employability. The project will play an important part in the development of public services in Europe, both at national and local level and in support of broader cross-national needs.
The final e-learning tool will be available in 7 languages of EU member states (English, Bulgarian, Greek, Spanish, Italian, Latvian and Polish).
The project started on October 2011 and is expected to finish by the end of March 2014. It is carried out with the support of the Lifelong Learning Program of the European Commission.
“This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.”
ELGI – eLearning for eGovernment project addresses the issue of interoperability in the context of eGovernment and the establishment of pan-European cross-border electronic services.