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The SlavOPEN EDUCATION platform provides online courses and information about Slavic culture, arts, humanities, and languages. Inspired by Coursera and edX, it aims to offer open education to students, people from Slavic nations, and eventually a global audience. The network connects humanitarian events, opportunities, and an archive of online courses to promote Slavic countries and develop Bulgarian Slavic studies connections internationally through accessible learning.
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Slav - Presentation 2016
- 1. SlavOPEN EDUCATION / SLAVIC NATIONS / ACADEMIC NETWORK
- 2. The educational platform contains online courses and accessible information about culture, arts, humanities and languages from the Slavic nations. The idea is inspired by the websites Coursera and edX OPEN EDUCATION FOR EVERYONE01 NETWORK FOR HUMANITIES AND ARTS02 description
- 3. Glagolitsa the oldest known Slavic alphabet logo Ⱄ С /s/ Slovo word/ speech Created by Atanas Neychev and Lilia Ivanova
- 4. moderators Katya Todorova Simona-Alex Mihaleva Danail Stefanov Zornica Tancheva
- 5. OPEN EDUCATION FOR EVERYONE. target E G R A T T First Step | Students of Sofia University Second Step | Everyone from the Slavic nations Third Step | All over the globe
- 6. network for humanities connections for easy and better work environment Social all humanitarian events, competitions and projects on one place Idea calendar a number of job opennings Opportunities
- 7. media archive of online courses by respectful professors and researchers missions promotion of Slavic countries developing the Bulgarian network of Slavic studies, a connection with other universities and institutes from abroadaccessible learning for student all over the world and more…
- 8. future 2017
- 9. THANK YOU! @nasneychev Atanas Neychev CEO Slav Bulgaria