Study Methodology: e-Campus
The e-Campus
is an e-learning platform with the objective to compliment the materials
delivered and to provide support to the students throughout the duration of
their studies. In the e-campus, the student can ask questions, view articles of
interest, participate in discussion forums as well as meet other students
(networking).
When a student is registered for a course, diploma or master, they will
receive by e- mail the access codes to the virtual campus.
The e-Campus is organized into three main areas:
 My Courses.
Shows the learning units that student is enrolled.
Each course / learning units is composed by:
a) EENI Unit: all the course materials and activities of this learning unit provided by EENI.
b) EENI ALUMNI (Community for networking). In this area students can interact, share information, discuss about
International business topics or make networking. This part is open at the time, i.e. any EENI student can participate in this part, once finished their studies.
Would be like lifelong learning / continuous education classroom.
Each course is organized in the following way:
Course Materials.
These are the materials that the student needs to download from the e-campus to
study from. It is not necessary to be connected to the Internet to study (the
instructional materials are on the student’s hard disk). The student can print
all materials.
Example of Incoterms course materials:
Complementary Articles.
This section contains articles and resources related to the issues
discussed in the learning unit. These articles are provided to complement and
provide further understanding of what has been covered in the unit. It is obligatory to read these articles.
Sometimes a Professor can initiate a discussion topic relating to an article. Example:
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Student questions (Ask the Tutor).
Students can post a private
message to their teacher and receive the response in the same way.
Please feel free to ask your questions (and about what support Professors can offer).
Remember that a good relationship with yours Professors can be an invaluable source of support.
Be clear and concise writing up your question. Put in a context that
Professors can understand.
Normally the term of answer is between 24 and 48 hours; nevertheless if the question is complex the Professor can need more time to respond. Also consider the time differences between countries, local holydays, in case of delay.
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Send exercises. This is the section where students send
their exercises that are to be evaluated by the teacher. It is possible that
the teacher may consider that the student has not reached the minimum level
in order to pass the unit. In this case, the teacher will guide the student
so that the material is reviewed and that the exercises are re-done. The
important thing is to learn!!!
Students should expect to dedicate a minimum of 12 hours per week working on
lessons and assignments.
The course assessment is based on:
- Successful completion of exercises
- Student’s participation (e-campus forums, questions, activities...)
- Thesis (only for master’s degrees)
1- Create a Word document and write all the answers of all the exercises of the learning unit.
2- Upload your document to the ecampus using this form:
The system will upload your document to e-Campus server. E-Campus will
send an email to Professors. Normally Professors need 1 week to evaluate the exercise.
When Professor has evaluated your exercise you will receive an email with your score
and commentaries (if Professor will consider necessary).
The purpose of these exercises is for the student to work on practical cases
and try to solve them efficiently. These exercises are obligatory.
The e-Campus interface is available in: English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic ... The e-Campus has over 5,000 items of content online in
various languages. Students can access to all these multilingual contents.
Other e-Campus modules
- FAQ's. This section contains the most commonly asked questions and
answers related to the learning unit, such as explanations of terms, etc.
- Online Library. This is an e-campus resource library and search tool
to help you find particular information in the e-campus. Just enter your search
query and click "Search" to view the results.
- e-Campus events. Every time you access e-campus, we advise you check
the "e-Campus Events". This section is edited by the Professors and students and its
purpose is to inform the student of upcoming events which can take place either
on the e-campus or at a physical venue. This subsection is very dynamic as it
displays up-to-date information on what is happening in the e-campus itself and
other events related to the courses.
- Online Chats. On certain days your Professors will be available for
consultations (check the "E-campus events" for exact dates). To make the
planning of consultations more effective, it is essential that you confirm to
your Professor your wish to participate in a chat at least 24 hours before the
event. Also you can contact by chat with other students. Also, we recommended to
use Yahoo Messenger.
- Other Tools. Here is some useful information for you, such as world
news, tax information and some helpful little tools, such as converters, weather
search, mini dictionaries, etc.
- Publish My CV. Each student has his own resume (CV). EENI has
developed the CV Rank project.
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