eMARE Equipment

In accordance with the project work plan, the infrastructure was modernized at all partner universities aimed by introducing modern ICT technologies into the training of academia in the field of marine environment and ecosystem. At the preliminary stage of the project, the needs of each partner university were determined for ICT equipment necessary for the effective implementation of the MARE project. Based on the analysis of the required equipment, list of equipments have been submitted for verification and approval. The equipment was purchased, insalled and put into operation in 2021. So, from the Fall semester 2021 the students, researchers and teachers could use the equipment for the planed tasks.

Equipment use

Report P5 HCMUNRE, Vietnam 

Report P6 VMU, Vietnam 

Report P7 CTU, Vietnam 

Report P10 UNIKL, Malaysia

Report P11 UTM, Malaysia

Report P12 UTP, Malaysia

Report P13 UMT, Malaysia

Equipment use 2022-2023

Report P5 HCMUNRE, Vietnam

Report P6 VMU, Vietnam 

Report1 P7 CTU, Vietnam Report2 P7 CTU, Vietnam      

Report P10 UNIKL, Malaysia

Report P11 UTM, Malaysia

Report P12 UTP, Malaysia

Report P13 UMT, Malaysia

 

    

This project has been funded by Erasmus+ CBHE programme of the European Union.

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This project No. 610327-EPP-1-2019-1-DE-EPPKA2-CBHE-JP has been funded by Erasmus+ CBHE programme of the European Union.

MARE E-learning

All partner universities prepared eLearning modules, that are hosted on their platforms and shared with the other partnres.

MAREM E-learning system interface 

eMARE E-learning system interface

HCMUNRE-Report-e-learning-system

HCMUNRE

VMU

   CTU

Report HCMUNRE E-Learning

 

 

This project has been funded by Erasmus+ CBHE programme of the European Union.

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This project No. 610327-EPP-1-2019-1-DE-EPPKA2-CBHE-JP has been funded by Erasmus+ CBHE programme of the European Union.

MARE E-science

e-Science

MARE’s aims are to develop adaptive, end-user-oriented and internationally-relevant curricula to support sustainable management and governance of coastal and adjacent marine areas of partner countries: Malaysia and Vietnam, and to create sustainable feedback mechanisms to end-users, ensuring practical relevance of teaching contents and knowledge co-production opportunities. The project will focus on the following issues:

  1. Coastal science and management: science, management, technology and policy issues related to the coastal zones and land-sea interactions in general; particular attention will be based to adaptive co-management and policy and technological innovation in support to adaptation plans; another major foci are tourism and urbanisation, and integrative solutions for addressing these challenges;
  2. Delta science and management: science, management, technology and policy issues related to delta areas, particularly targeting Mekong and Red River (VN); the foci will be on urbanisation, sustainable agriculture and aquaculture, pollution prevention and control, and sustainable regional and urban planning informed of ecosystem services and nature-based solutions;
  3. Area-based management: the focus is on policy and management instruments, such as marine protected areas, pollution control zones, or fisheries closures, and other institutional frameworks and marine spatial management tools, which are in use or under development in order to ensure sustainable governance of marine resources and to prevent potential conflicts;
  4. Fisheries, seabed resources & food security: science, management, policy and technology in support sustainable fisheries and sustainable seabed management; the theme further involves such governance aspect as interactions of actors, drives and impacts relevant for sustainable management of marine bioresources, trade-offs it involves (e.g. related to aquaculture, biodiversity conservation, urbanisation and tourism, navigation and harbour development);

Offshore exploration & mining: science, management, technology and policy in support to sustainable offshore mining and exploration, recognising the scale and importance of the issue in MY and its growing importance in VN; a particular attention will be on interactions and trade-offs with other MARE themes.

Methodological guidelines on research and supervision post-graduated students (MSc and PhD Students)

Presentation of eScience Module

e-Science MARE Module 

MARE porfolio template

This project has been funded by Erasmus+ CBHE programme of the European Union.

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MARE ICT Trainings

ICT – Training

A four-day training was held on June 30th – July via the online platform Zoom.
The interactive training aimed at introducing key aspects of “Information and Communications Technology” to the participants and had been delivered by the European partners of both the MARE and the URGENT project. The training contained the theoretical input by lecturers, practical group exercises for the participants and additional information and input from experts from the field of ICT. As part of the training, participants had been introduced to the topic of ICTs, their growing importance in society and academia as well as received detailed and in-depth knowledge on important and popular ICT methodologies (e.g., Geo- Information Systems, Lecture Recordings, Web-based Learning Platforms, etc.).
Specific objectives of the training were to strengthen capacities of participants and fellow project members, to enhance cooperation between partners and to provide specific scientific knowledge and examples on describing, using, and understanding ICTs. A particular focus lied on the rise of ICTs during the ongoing global pandemic and the lessons learned during this period.
See more: Online-Training on Information and Communications Technology (ICT)

A two-day training was held on August 19th – 20th, 2021 via the online platform Zoom.
The webinar provided participants the basic knowledge and skills necessary to use Xerte and Moodle to create and deliver their courses online for students. Following topics  covered during the webinar:
• Creation of interactive content in Xerte
• Creation of interactive content using H5P
• Teacher dashboard in Moodle
• Formatting course material in Moodle
• Uploading and editing content in Moodle
• Forums and Assignments in Moodle
• Question bank in Moodle
• Quizzes in Moodle
• Enroll of Students and Communicate in Moodle
See more: Webinar -Learning Management System Training

A two-day training was held on August 9th -10th in the computer lab of Technology Building of Estonian University of Life Sciences.
4 sessions:
● E-learning session I: “How to create quizzes in Moodle”
● E-learning session II: “Possibilities of using the assignement tool in the Moodle courses”
● E-learning session III: “H5P – How to create interactive videos, quizzes and
presentations”
● E-learning session IV: “Various digital tools that can be used in teaching”
See more: e-learning training in Tartu

     

This project has been funded by Erasmus+ CBHE programme of the European Union.

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This project No. 610327-EPP-1-2019-1-DE-EPPKA2-CBHE-JP has been funded by Erasmus+ CBHE programme of the European Union.