European Journal of Engineering Education · 1998 · 57 citations · 0 references
EducationHigher EducationTeachingLifelong LearningPedagogyTechnical EducationCollaborative LearningEngineering EducationProject-based CurriculumCommunication Technology UseIntegrated Engineering CurriculumProject-based Learning CurriculumProject-based Learning With TechnologyUniversity-industry Partnerships
SUMMARY In the knowledge society, competence is the most important factor in competition on the global market. That means learning and learning methods now attract great attention in all branches of the industry, in addition to the learning institutions. This article reports on new initiatives taken to promote project-based learning by information and communication technology in pilot projects as well as in a large-scale project. The development is based on collaboration with the industry, universities and colleges in a global setting.