The Defence Education Enhancement Program Ukraine has taken a significant step forward by adding, in December and January, four NATO ADL courses, in Ukrainian language, to the Ukrainian e-Learning Portal. UKReLP is the dedicated area within the NATO DEEP ADL Portal, … Continued
The NATO DEEP eAcademy, in cooperation with the Polish Association for Security and the National Defence University of Ukraine in Kyiv, has developed the next electronic resource for the use of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Distance Learning System, while … Continued
As the CALT project has successfully been re-launched more steps have been taken in March 2023 in order to guarantee further project success. The participants from NATO DEEP eAcademy and NDUU in Kyiv, as well as from WSB University in Dabrowa … Continued
During the ceremony held in NATO HQ in Brussels, within the framework of the NATO-Ukraine Joint Working Group on Defence Reforms, NATO DEEP Coordinator Mariusz Solis was awarded the title of Honorary Professor of the National Defence University of Ukraine … Continued
The workshop concerning the issues related to the Computer Adaptive Language Testing (CALT) project was organized in accordance with the last improvements. Five-day event was conducted at the beginning of March, gathering the participants from NATO DEEP eAcademy and NDUU in Kyiv. The … Continued
NATO DEEP continues the efforts aiming to introduce the holistic approach, as far as the specificity of the virtual reality environment is concerned. The latest example is the workshop gathering participants from Ukraine, Norway, and NATO DEEP. During the presentations, … Continued
In January 2023, the NATO DEEP Ukraine supported the organization of a series of online workshops. The latter were aimed to facilitate the adaptation of distance learning tutorial course “VITAMMINS Trauma Nursing Tutor”, in cooperation with National Defence University of Ukraine named after Ivan … Continued
The article from RAND about NATO DEEP specific role in building capacity in Ukraine in the context of the current war has been published, available at: https://www.rand.org/blog/2022/04/the-value-of-institutional-capacity-building-through.html?msclkid=b3d2c734c5ad11ec83da56eeb764a0d2
The first CALT related event in 2022, was held online between 24-26 January. The NATO DEEP Team, consisting of the representatives from the NATO DEEP eAcademy and the National Defence University of Ukraine named after Ivan Chernyakhovsky (NDUU) conducted the first pilot … Continued
The workshop on CALT Release 1.6 was held between 13-17 December 2021. The objective was to discuss several issues that arose during the development of the previous CALT Release – 1.5 and to present the latest improvements concerning the software, while … Continued