The technologies of the education in the european space for the university education

 Beatriz Cebreiro-López, Santiago de Compostela (Spain)

 Carmen Fernández-Morante, Santiago de Compostela (Spain)

https://doi.org/10.3916/C21-2003-08

Keywords

Higher education, communication technologies, lifelong learning, knowledge society, european higher education area

Abstract

The creation of an Europe based on the knowledge represents for the universities a great challenge. For it, the European Union has created the european space of the university education, across which the improvement of the systems of education and formation in the whole Europe are favoured. In all this process of change, the technologies of the education (TIC) appear as protagonists in the production, transmission and development of the information and the knowledge. In this paper one tries to think about the new role and the new requirements that the current society raises to the university.

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