New structure of remote e-learning courses on the Moodle platform to be introduced at the Maritime University of Szczecin
Dear Students and Faculty Staff,
According to the directive of the Rector of the Maritime University of Szczecin extending the suspension of all classes conducted at the university's premises until April 17, 2020, and extending the restrictions on access to the university until Easter, the Dean's Office, the Secretariat of Faculty Education Centre and the Secretariats of the Departments will provide only remote customer service until April 13, 2020.
Dean's Office
dn@am.szczecin.pl
Secretariat of Faculty Education Centre
ck.wn@am.szczecin.pl
Secretariat of the Department of Maritime Navigation
knm@am.szczecin.pl
Secretariat of the Department of Geoinformatics
kg@am.szczecin.pl
Secretariat of the Department of Marine Traffic Engineering
kirm@am.szczecin.pl
Secretariat of the Department of Naval Architecture and Shipbuilding
koibo@am.szczecin.pl
Secretariat of the Department of Maritime Simulation
ksm@am.szczecin.pl
Secretariat of the Department of Rescue and Risk Management
krizr@am.szczecin.pl
From 30/03/2020, a new structure of remote e-learning courses will be introduced on the Moodle platform (https://e.am.szczecin.pl). Instead of being assigned to one course covering the previous two weeks of classes in all subjects, each student will be assigned to several subject courses implemented in a given semester in accordance with the study plan for the given field and specialization. The course content will be further divided into weeks of classes. Each course/subject will cover all forms of education: auditorium, exercise, laboratory, project and will end with a passing test. Through the Moodle platform, the teacher can refer students to video conferences/lectures / online classes at Microsoft Teams. This change is dictated mainly by technical considerations of the Moodle platform usage by teachers.
The new safety rules introduced in Poland on 25/03/2020 oblige us all to stay at home except travelling to work or ensuring the necessary daily needs such as buying food, medicine or caring for loved ones. I appeal to all of You to comply with these rules that serve to end the ongoing crisis of the COVID-19 epidemic promptly, enjoy the Easter holiday in health and return to studying and work in the traditional form as soon as possible.
Dean of the Faculty of Navigation
Paweł Zalewski, PhD, DSc, MUS Professor
According to the directive of the Rector of the Maritime University of Szczecin extending the suspension of all classes conducted at the university's premises until April 17, 2020, and extending the restrictions on access to the university until Easter, the Dean's Office, the Secretariat of Faculty Education Centre and the Secretariats of the Departments will provide only remote customer service until April 13, 2020.
Dean's Office
dn@am.szczecin.pl
Secretariat of Faculty Education Centre
ck.wn@am.szczecin.pl
Secretariat of the Department of Maritime Navigation
knm@am.szczecin.pl
Secretariat of the Department of Geoinformatics
kg@am.szczecin.pl
Secretariat of the Department of Marine Traffic Engineering
kirm@am.szczecin.pl
Secretariat of the Department of Naval Architecture and Shipbuilding
koibo@am.szczecin.pl
Secretariat of the Department of Maritime Simulation
ksm@am.szczecin.pl
Secretariat of the Department of Rescue and Risk Management
krizr@am.szczecin.pl
From 30/03/2020, a new structure of remote e-learning courses will be introduced on the Moodle platform (https://e.am.szczecin.pl). Instead of being assigned to one course covering the previous two weeks of classes in all subjects, each student will be assigned to several subject courses implemented in a given semester in accordance with the study plan for the given field and specialization. The course content will be further divided into weeks of classes. Each course/subject will cover all forms of education: auditorium, exercise, laboratory, project and will end with a passing test. Through the Moodle platform, the teacher can refer students to video conferences/lectures / online classes at Microsoft Teams. This change is dictated mainly by technical considerations of the Moodle platform usage by teachers.
The new safety rules introduced in Poland on 25/03/2020 oblige us all to stay at home except travelling to work or ensuring the necessary daily needs such as buying food, medicine or caring for loved ones. I appeal to all of You to comply with these rules that serve to end the ongoing crisis of the COVID-19 epidemic promptly, enjoy the Easter holiday in health and return to studying and work in the traditional form as soon as possible.
Dean of the Faculty of Navigation
Paweł Zalewski, PhD, DSc, MUS Professor