D2S@Ulysseus offers courses on Digital Soft Skills for both students and educators…
… but what is your Digital Soft Skills level? Test it!
To access the courses, click on the icon of the course you are interested in and log in to your Ulysseus Moodle account.
To access the courses, click on the icon of the course you are interested in and log in to your Ulysseus Moodle account:
Once you have logged in, all you need to do is self-enroll in the course with the key “D2S2023”.
Here is the D2S Student Course Catalogue, with descriptions of the courses and how to take them.
D2S courses certify the new Digital Soft Skills acquired with Open Badges. Find out what it’s all about!
To access the courses, click on the icon of the course you are interested in and log in to your Ulysseus Moodle account.
To access the courses, click on the icon of the course you are interested in and log in to your Ulysseus Moodle account:
Once you have logged in, all you need to do is self-enroll in the course with the key “D2S2023”.
Here is the D2S Educator Course Catalogue, with descriptions of the courses and how to take them.
D2S courses certify the new Digital Soft Skills acquired with Open Badges. Find out what it’s all about!
The Digital Soft Skills Framework for Educators and Students has been developed as part of D2S@Ulysseus to enhance the digital soft skills of both educators and students in the context of the digital transition. The framework is an important foundation for project outcomes, providing the basis for both the self-assessment tool and the courses. It includes a definition of Digital Soft Skills, adressing the differentiation between skills and competences, and describes the framework for educators, the one for students and the integration of broader competencies.
Through the D2S project, surveys were conducted to identify the Digital Soft Skills needs of students, educators and employers in the Ulysseus University Alliance and international context. In the age of digital transformation, knowing these precise needs allows us to create adequate training for students and educators to develop their digital skills. Here is the infographic of the survey results, more information is also available in our dedicated article.
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