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University of Groningen

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The University of Groningen was founded in 1614 and has over 6.000 fte staff and 36.000 students, spread over 11 faculties. It participates in various national and international projects aiming at innovating the use of multimedia in education. The university has so far published 14 MOOCs on the Futurelearn platform. Its facilities include professional broadcasting studios and a growing number of do-it-yourself studios. In addition, the Reality Center offers highly advanced Virtual Reality (VR) facilities for research and education.

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Networking member France

ANSTIA

L’Association Nationale des Services TICE et Audiovisuels (ANSTIA). The National Association of T.I.C.E (”technologies de l’information et de la communication pour l’enseignement”) and Audiovisual services is the association of professionals in pedagogical support services, TICE services and audiovisual services in Higher Education and research. The association is a place of reflection and sharing knowledge and skills, between professionals. It also aims to promote the professions it represents, with instutitional players, players from the industrial world and other equivalent associations.

Organisational member Sweden

Lund University

The division for educational development (AHU), is an academic development unit commissioned to contribute to the development of education on all levels. We collaborate with the faculties and other educational development units within the university in offering courses on higher education pedagogy and supporting teachers. Research regarding development of higher education pedagogy is conducted at the unit. AHU also is specially commissioned to support the development of e-learning at the university and has responsibility for managing and supporting some systems for e-learning, including learning management systems, video platforms, and e-meeting tools. Drop-in online workshops held regularly help the university’s teaching staff with the use of these platforms and tools. AHU also houses a video studio for the filming, editing, and production of educational videos. Similar video studios are found at some other faculties at Lund university, too.

Organisational member France

Université Ouverte des Humanités (UOH)

The Université Ouverte des Humanités (UOH) is one of the eight digital universities in France. The disciplinary fields of the institution are the following: human sciences, social sciences, letters, languages and arts. The missions of this university are: – Support teachers in the blended learning class – Promoting better student success, particularly in bachelor’s degree I and II. – Assess the valorisation, the diffusion and the production of digital and pedagogical resources. – Index and diffusion of the institutional portal web for contribute to the development of “L’Université Numérique”