2021
DOI: 10.33306/mjssh/116
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The Creation of Brain-Stimulating Online Learning Content for a Young Migrant and Refugee Project

Abstract: Due to the COVID-19 crisis schools and universities all around the world were forced to use digital learning methods. But even assuming a seamless transition to digital platforms, good Online Learning tools do not imply good content and a good presentation of the content. This article describes the approach of a project funded by the European Union to create brain-stimulating Online Learning content which combines elements from classic didactics with elements from neurodidactics and aims to add value to Online… Show more

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“…This initial EU-funded program is called the "Youth Volunteer Educators e-Learning Program" (e-VELP) and was developed during the recent pandemic to provide young migrants and refugees aged 18-30 the opportunity to share their knowledge and skills. It aims to accelerate the students' professional integration into the EU work environment based on their expertise and close collaboration with host organizations (Flindt et al, 2021). e-VELP still exists today but has been optimized through the follow-up project "Young Refugees AI Student Empowerment Program" (RAISE) to enhance the participants' learning experience by implementing AI into the initial program.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This initial EU-funded program is called the "Youth Volunteer Educators e-Learning Program" (e-VELP) and was developed during the recent pandemic to provide young migrants and refugees aged 18-30 the opportunity to share their knowledge and skills. It aims to accelerate the students' professional integration into the EU work environment based on their expertise and close collaboration with host organizations (Flindt et al, 2021). e-VELP still exists today but has been optimized through the follow-up project "Young Refugees AI Student Empowerment Program" (RAISE) to enhance the participants' learning experience by implementing AI into the initial program.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The quality of online learning is decreasing, occurring in schools and teachers located in remote areas or districts, the problem is also about how to overcome fundamental limita-tions such as non-existent or unstable internet access, financial limitations of students' families, and school digital facilities that are inadequate limited [6]. For rural areas that can still access the internet, costs are an obstacle because students' families cannot pay for credit and internet data packages for their children.…”
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confidence: 99%