Services

We organize “Teachers for Teachers” events designed to facilitate the exchange of best practices and experiences in the use of ICT in the teaching process.

We have developed 24 online workshops designed to promote the pedagogical use of ICT among University of Ljubljana lecturers and staff. Participants can complete the workshops at their own pace, and a team of moderators is available at all times to answer any questions.

We also regularly hold ‘in-person’ workshops, which were replaced by webinars or virtual meetings during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. At these sessions, we present the latest tools and discuss how they can be used in the teaching process.

On our website, we regularly update and add new examples of good practice in the use of ICT in the teaching process, as well as various resources that can serve as a starting point for new ideas or provide answers to questions that may arise when using various forms of ICT.

Individual counselling takes place at several levels. The starting point is our email address digitalna@uni-lj.si, where you can write to us and we will endeavour to assist you as soon as possible.
We can prepare materials to help resolve your query, organise a one-to-one meeting where we can review your use of ICT together, or put you in touch with external experts who will be able to offer a solution to your query.

As part of the projects “ICT in Teacher Training Programmes” (2017–2018); “Digital UL – Achieving Excellence through the Innovative Use of ICT” (2017–2020), we helped implement more than 100 pilot updates to subject courses, providing university lecturers and staff with both pedagogical and technical support in the use of ICT in the teaching process. We will continue this good practice within the framework of the Digital UL Centre and will regularly organise pilot projects, which you are also welcome to join.

By establishing a community of multipliers across the University of Ljubljana’s member institutions, we aim to create an environment that ensures the transfer of knowledge regarding the use of ICT in the teaching process, with the aim of actively involving all students in the teaching process to encourage the use of higher-order cognitive processes, linked to the development of the skills and knowledge required for the 21st century across various fields of study.

We regularly produce a range of resources on using ICT. This means you can find step-by-step guides on how to use tools such as Zoom, MS Teams and Moodle, all in one place.

For those of you who already use various forms of ICT on a regular basis, we are preparing short guides and tips on using ICT in the teaching process, in which we aim to answer the most frequently asked questions regarding the use of ICT in the teaching process.

The team at the University of Ljubljana Digital Centre endeavours to share its experiences on a regular basis through various academic and professional publications and at various events.

A pilot technology environment is currently under development and is being used by six UL member institutions. The environment is based on Moodle online classrooms, but we will not stop there – we plan to create a unique user experience for every user of the technology environment and to integrate it with various other elements, such as a multimedia repository, video conferencing systems, etc.