Remote learning | Faculty of Management and Economics at the Gdańsk University of Technology

Last update: Mon, March 29th 10:51

E-learning – introduction

For organizational and security reasons, PG employees and PhD students do not have the option of setting up new courses themselves. 
The need to set up a course / course should be reported and this can be achieved in several ways:

• Contact your local eLearning administrator at your faculty: pg.edu.pl/enauczanie/elearning-platform-administrators
• Submit the form on the information portal of eLearning: on bottom of website click Create a new course in the frame called  
• For lecturers: enauczanie.pg.edu.pl/rejestracja/?lang=en (logging in is required, login and password are the same as for the My GUT portal) 
• Send an e-mail with the ability to set up the course to helpdesk@pg.edu.pl
• Come personally to the PG Helpdesk: https://cui.pg.edu.pl/gut-helpdesk

After creating a new course and granting you the right to it, you can go to the stage of developing the content in the course.

E-Learning classroom

• VPN & RDP Faculty Connection - Manual

eNauczanie & mojaPG

• Guidance for lecturers – here
• eNauczanie – tutorials (in PL) – here
• Educational resources – creating&conduction e-courses - here
• Webinars on eNauczanie (ClickMeeting) – online tutorial
• Sending emails to students directly from mojaPG – here
• GUT – eNauczanie – mobile app - here
• Eduroam – wireless network – here
• Cisco Webex Meetings – tutorial (in PL)
• VPN connection – tutorial (in PL)
• GUT open resources platforms – here
• Webmail calendar – instruction manual

eNauczanie – exams

• „Assignment” module – tutorial
• „Quiz” – basic settings - instruction manual
• Quiz – database of questions, import/export - instruction manual
• Quiz – types of questions – tutorials
• Quiz – online nested questions’ editor (Cloze) - here
• Quiz – reviewing sample exams – tutorial
• Quiz – converting and importing questions directly from MS Word to moodle - tutorial
• Quiz – creating questions with LateX – instruction manual
• Quiz – Moodle2Word – tutorial + templates
• Quiz – XML files converter – creating different types of questions online - here
• Quiz – importing GIFT questions with media – tutorial
• Quiz – import of GIFT questions with media – instruction manual
• Grades’ import/export from eNauczanie to mojaPG - tutorial
• „Hot Potatoes” – instruction manual
• „Hot Potatoes” quiz – tutorial
• „Hot Potatoes” app generating quizzes for moodle - here
• „Feedback” module - instruction manual
• „Feedback” module – tutorial
• R-exams – one-to-all exams generator moodle and pdf  – tutorials and templates
• R-exams – webinar with the author (A. Zeileis)
• R-exams - full e-course 
• Webinar “Moving exams online” 27/05/2020 – presentation file: here

Zoom & MS TEAMS

• MS Teams - account activation - here
• Zoom – download here
• Getting started on Zoom – installation and first steps
• Zoom – best practices
• Zoom – tips & tricks 
• Virtual background for zoom meetings – download here
• Zoom reports – attendance + recordings - instruction manual

Managing files&resources

• Our own OX drive – here
• GUT files repository - tutorial
• GUT files repository - access here
• Google Drive – here
• Dropbox – here
• Mega (50GB) - here
• WeTransfer – sharing large files (up to 2GB) - here

R&R-studio

• R studio cloud guide – here
• Teaching R online with R-studio cloud - webinar
• Datacamp & virtual classroom - here
• R seek – search engine
• GitHub Classroom - automate your course and focus on teaching - here
• Designing the data science classroom – a complete tutorial

Apps&websites supporting online teaching

• Skype for Business – tutorial
• Open Broadcaster Software – OBS Studio   
• Lectora – free version (until 30^th June 2020) – form: here
• Mentimeter – remote teams, polls, quizzes – here
• Slido – live polls, quizzes and interactive Q&A – here
• Padlet – beautiful boards, documents, and webpages – here
• Trello – remote teams, projects, workshops, boards - here + tutorial
• Preparing classes directly from MS PowerPoint - tutorial
• Google forms – free polls, surveys, tests generator - here
• Quizlet – generate online quizzes (also for printing) - here
• Ticku – remote exams and quizzes - here
• Slack – remote teams and workshops designing – here
• HeySpace – free task manager - here
• Google – articles and tools for online teaching - here
• Suddenly Teaching Online? Free Resources - here
• MIRO Table - user-friendly workshops - tutorial & table
• How tou use MIRO tables? - sample tables
• MIRO - official support
• Socrative - quizzes, polls, online surveys - here
• Tricider - discussions online, brainstorming - here
• Google Docs - shared in real-time docs - here
• Answergarden - discussions online, brainstorming - here
• JeopardyLabs - tile-tournaments - here
• Kahoot - interactions in the form of gamification - here
• SlideLizard - plugin for PowerPoint enabling gamification - here
• Quizizz - variety of quizzes and polls - here
• Genial.ly - presentations (also video), gamifications, graphics, interactive pictures - here

OERs (Open Education Resources):

• https://www.econgraphs.org/ - Econgraphs – Intuitive interactive visualizations of key concepts in economics.
• https://www.classcentral.com/ - thousands of free online courses from top universities around the world like MIT, Stanford, and Harvard.
• https://www.openintro.org – free textbooks, resources (slides, videos, codes, tutorials) that help support classroom instruction, testing, and more (statistics and mathematics).
• https://fbc.pionier.net.pl/?lang=en - On-line collections of Polish cultural and scientific institutions (more than 6.7 million objects!).
• https://learningapps.org/  - application to support learning and teaching processes with small interactive modules.
• https://ocw.mit.edu/index.htm - MIT OpenCourseWare makes the materials used in the teaching of almost all of MIT's subjects available on the web, free of charge  (more than 2,400 courses available).
• www.datacamp.com - DataCamp offers interactive R, Python, Sheets, SQL and shell courses. All on topics in data science, statistics and machine learning.
• www.edx.org - 2500+ Online Courses from 140 Top Institutions.
• http://www.utstat.utoronto.ca/vukov/TeachingStats.htm - very interesting set of resources for teachers (statistics, data analysis).
• https://wszechnica.org.pl/ - open-access online lectures (in PL).
• https://www.europeana.eu/portal/en - Explore inspiring cultural heritage from European museums, galleries, libraries and archives.
• http://www.gutenberg.org - Free eBooks - Project Gutenberg.
• http://wikieducator.org – WikiEducator is a community project working collaboratively with the Free Culture Movement towards incremental development of open educational resources.
• https://www.oercommons.org/  - OER Commons is a public digital library of open educational resources. Explore, create, and collaborate with educators around the world to improve curriculum.
• https://openstax.pl/en/ - OpenStax - free high-quality textbooks for higher education.
• https://www.open.edu/openlearn/free-courses/full-catalogue - free elearning courses from The Open University.
• http://www.oapen.org/home - The OAPEN Library contains freely accessible academic books, mainly in the area of humanities and social sciences.
• http://pldml.icm.edu.pl/pldml/search/article.action?cid=0086bafa-e2da-4ad8-a109-ae7ec9abdc16  - The Polish Digital Mathematics Library.
• https://www.youcubed.org  - creative online courses and resources (tasks, videos, textbooks etc.) – mathematics.
• https://isorepublic.com/  - thousands of free high-resolution CC0 photos and videos.
• https://enauczanie.pg.edu.pl/lab/index.php?lang=en - Virtual Math Lab is a set of applications designed to support teaching and learning of exact sciences.
• https://www.mathcha.io/ - online mathematics editor (a fast way to write and share mathematical formulas).