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Une nouvelle approche du Guide de l’enseignant

Jean-Louis Ricci
2008
Conference Papers

Abstract

Comment mettre à disposition des enseignants les informations dont ils ont besoin pour bien enseigner au supérieur sans sombrer dans un guide de l’enseignant rébarbatif et indigeste. Après avoir cherché en vain quelque chose de convainquant, nous avons décidé d’innover. Notre idée a été de fédérer et de mettre en scène sur un site internet, de manière la plus directe et attractive possible, les nombreux documents, pages, ressources, conseils et formations disponibles. Après une année de développement mené par un groupe de spécialistes, le site a été lancé en mai 2007. Les premiers échos sont très positifs. Le site est ouvert à tous sur « teaching.epfl.ch »

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Jean-Louis Ricci
2008
Conference Papers

Abstract

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/e3ed7c06-8d85-417b-a02d-3a15223fc8dc

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