Examples of using Elearning programme in English and their translations into German
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Elearning programme public deliberation.
Tutoring/ supervision of eLearning programmes.
This eLearning programme offers new opportunities in this area.
ERASMUS World and eLearning Programmes Nov 2003.
The eLearning programme 2004-2006 has been proposed to support this process.
Education, Culture and YouthERASMUS World and eLearning Programmes Nov 2003.
The forthcoming eLearning Programme will also support eEurope related activities.
Training in antitrust legislation via a revised eLearning programme to be carried out in 2016.
The eLearning programme was particularly effective at producing short-term results for organisations.
By end 2002,the Commission intends to adopt a proposal for a specific eLearning Programme.
The eLearning programme aimed to supporting and further developing effective use of ICT in education and training.
The Comenius actions include theschool twinning activity hitherto supported under the eLearning programme.
The eLearning Programme- as at present envisaged- is an important addition to all the educational programmes currently in existence.
The candidate countries for accession to the European Union and EEA-EFTA States should be able to participate in the eLearning programme.
Although the eLearning programme ended in 2006, the eTwinning action continues life as part of the new Lifelong Learning Programme 2007-2013.
So I think it is tremendous that we have managed to use the eLearning Programme to strengthen this area of technology-supported school partnership.
It is in order to continue and reinforcethis work that Commissioner Liikanen and I have recently presented a proposal for an eLearning Programme to run from 2004 to 2006.
This approach to the eLearning Programme must, as you said, be increasingly directed towards the creation of synergies between existing programmes and the eLearning Programme.
Quality of bathing water Rapporteur: Mr Buffetaut(Group I, Employers-France) eLearning programme Rapporteur: Mr José Isaias Rodriguez Garcia Caro Group I, Employers- Spain.
The eLearning Programme, as we have just heard, is now to promote still further access to European educational and training programmes in order to improve their quality and accessibility.
We at the Commission are actively supporting the modernisation of Europe's education and training systems,and our proposed eLearning Programme will help us to continue and reinforce this work.
The eLearning programme should be regularly monitored and evaluated in cooperation between the Commission and the Member States in order to allow for readjustments, particularly in the priorities for implementing the measures.
The analysis and assessment of the European Commission's previousactivity(for instance, media literacy projects funded within the eLearning programme) were also discussed and examined.
The participants concluded that a new eLearning Programme should help to clarify the‘why' and the‘how' to use ICT in education, and that the focus should be on innovative educational methods and settings.
Even since my twins- who are now nine- were at pre-school, they have been showing me again and again how to use a computer,so I think I would need the eLearning Programme more than my children do.
Drawing on this experience, and against the backcloth of its future eLearning programme, the Commission will be in a position to help generalise Internet twinning, in particular through setting up contact centres and via the exchange of best practices.
Other relevant non-research programmes include certain Community programmes for culture andeducation(MEDIA, Socrates-Minerva and Leonardo da Vinci programmes and the proposed eLearning programme) as well as other initiatives for the development of interoperable metadata standards.
For Higher Education, the eLearning programme should contribute to reinforcing and extending the existing schemes for physical mobility and academic exchanges(Erasmus programme, Bologna process), and to making a virtual mobility alternative available to all those who for diverse reasons cannot benefit of real mobility.
While the current Socrates and Leonardo da Vinciprogrammes are already supporting the use ofnew technologies in the education andtrainingsectors respectively, the eLearning programme isdesigned to transcend the boundaries of traditional methods of education and training as partof a truly lifelong learning experience.
Socrates, Leonardo da Vinci, Youth, Culture 2000,Erasmus Mundus(and Erasmus Mundus‘Asia Windows'), eLearning, programmes to support organisations active in youth, culture, citizenship, education and training(including the Jean Monnet programme and town twinning).