AMC Ltd are specialists in e-learning for the aquatic sciences. Their multi-lingual glossaries, dictionaries, bibliographies and ESP language learning modules are targeted towards users of all ages and needs in the aquatic sciences domain. This is an out-of-the-ordinary marine science website, rich in multi-lingual resources in 10 European languages
This site provides free self-paced tutorials on a variety of work-related topics. Some lead to certificates or diplomas as a paid option. Third party organisations can also use the platform to provide specific courses. General access is supported through on-site advertising.
Portal maintained by the EU Central Library to promote and support open access to research. It includes many links to open access repositories and search engines and has RSS feeds from journals in various topic areas including economics and education (via separate link)
Thanks to Lionel Dabbadie for this link - it illustrates very well the potential for the Internet to profoundly affect the standard models of education - something I refered to at the aqua-tnet conference in Vilamoura last week.
Short guide to "Using Twitter in university research, teaching and impact activities" By Amy Mollett, Danielle Moran, and Patrick Dunleavy, (2011), LSE Public Policy Group, London School of Economics and Political Science., London, UK.
This site is a joint initiative of the European Commission, the Council of Europe and UNESCO. It aims to help interested organisations and individuals easily find information on current issues in international academic and professional mobility, and on procedures for the recognition of foreign qualifications.