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	- [http://www.europace.org/articles%20and%20reports/EUNITE%20FinalRecomm.pdf EUNITE Final Recommendations]: letter sent to the national representatives in the Bologna Follow-up Group of the EUNITE partner universities		- [http://www.europace.org/articles%20and%20reports/EUNITE%20FinalRecomm.pdf EUNITE Final Recommendations]: letter sent to the national representatives in the Bologna Follow-up Group of the EUNITE partner universities



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	EUNITE (European Universities Network for IT in Education) was initiated in October 2000 by a joint effort of [[EuroPACE]] 2000 and the [[Coimbra Group]], following the VirtUE (Virtual University for Europe) project (Ten Telecom) recommendations. It was a strategic alliance between the following universities: [[Aalborg Universitet]] ([[Denmark]]); Universidad de Granada ([[Spain]]); [[FernUniversität in Hagen]] ([[Germany]]); [[Teknillinen Korkeakoulu]] ([[Helsinki University of Technology]]) ([[Finland]]); [[Katholieke Universiteit Leuven]] ([[Belgium]]); [[Lunds Universitet]] ([[Sweden]]); University of Strathclyde ([[Scotland]] - Great Britain) and [[Universiteit Twente]] ([[The Netherlands]]). For various reasons, Lunds Universitet and Universiteit Twente left the network after some years, whereas the remaining universities narrowed the original objectives and activities towards virtual mobility.		EUNITE (European Universities Network for IT in Education) was initiated in October 2000 by a joint effort of [[EuroPACE]] 2000 and the [[Coimbra Group]], following the VirtUE (Virtual University for Europe) project (Ten Telecom) recommendations. It was a strategic alliance between the following universities: [[Aalborg Universitet]] ([[Denmark]]); Universidad de Granada ([[Spain]]); [[FernUniversität in Hagen]] ([[Germany]]); [[Teknillinen Korkeakoulu]] ([[Helsinki University of Technology]]) ([[Finland]]); [[Katholieke Universiteit Leuven]] ([[Belgium]]); [[Lunds Universitet]] ([[Sweden]]); University of Strathclyde ([[Scotland]] - [[Great Britain]]) and [[Universiteit Twente]] ([[The Netherlands]]). For various reasons, Lunds Universitet and Universiteit Twente left the network after some years, whereas the remaining universities narrowed the original objectives and activities towards virtual mobility.

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	Useful findings and tools to prepare and effectively run the Virtual Erasmus courses within a network, are provided in the following documents:		Useful findings and tools to prepare and effectively run the Virtual Erasmus courses within a network, are provided in the following documents:

	- [http://www.europace.org/articles%20and%20reports/EUNITE%20MoU.pdf EUNITE Memorandum of Understanding: document], signed by the Rectors (Principal) at the creation of the Strategic Alliance, in which the general goals, governance and support structure, tasks of the various working groups is described		- [http://www.europace.org/articles%20and%20reports/EUNITE%20MoU.pdf EUNITE Memorandum of Understanding]: document, signed by the Rectors (Principal) at the creation of the Strategic Alliance, in which the general goals, governance and support structure, tasks of the various working groups is described.

	- [http://www.europace.org/articles%20and%20reports/EUNITE%20ProjManCom.pdf EUNITE Project Management Committee Working Document]: document that describes scope and remit of the Pedagogical, Technical and IPR support Working Groups, the steps in the EUNITE course development and delivery procedures and in the EUNITE Virtual Erasmus implementation, including flowcharts and templates		- [http://www.europace.org/articles%20and%20reports/EUNITE%20ProjManCom.pdf EUNITE Project Management Committee Working Document]: document that describes scope and remit of the Pedagogical, Technical and IPR support Working Groups, the steps in the EUNITE course development and delivery procedures and in the EUNITE Virtual Erasmus implementation, including flowcharts and templates.

	- [http://www.europace.org/articles%20and%20reports/EUNITE%20ConsortAgree.pdf EUNITE Consortium Agreement]: binding agreement that specifies and describes the policies and procedures for the provision of courses under the terms and conditions, rights and obligations defined within the document		- [http://www.europace.org/articles%20and%20reports/EUNITE%20ConsortAgree.pdf EUNITE Consortium Agreement]: binding agreement that specifies and describes the policies and procedures for the provision of courses under the terms and conditions, rights and obligations defined within the document.

	- [http://www.europace.org/articles%20and%20reports/EUNITE%20BackgroundWG%20VirtErasm.pdf EUNITE Background document for the Virtual Erasmus Working Group]: intended to provide the Working Group members with the ideas of the EUNITE Steering and Project Management Committees on the topic as basis for the Working Group activities		- [http://www.europace.org/articles%20and%20reports/EUNITE%20BackgroundWG%20VirtErasm.pdf EUNITE Background document for the Virtual Erasmus Working Group]: intended to provide the Working Group members with the ideas of the EUNITE Steering and Project Management Committees on the topic as basis for the Working Group activities.

	- [http://www.europace.org/articles%20and%20reports/EUNITE%20FinalRecomm.pdf EUNITE Final Recommendations]: letter sent to the national representatives in the Bologna Follow-up Group of the EUNITE partner universities		- [http://www.europace.org/articles%20and%20reports/EUNITE%20FinalRecomm.pdf EUNITE Final Recommendations]: letter sent to the national representatives in the Bologna Follow-up Group of the EUNITE partner universities

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	EUNITE (European Universities Network for IT in Education) was initiated in October 2000 by a joint effort of [[EuroPACE]] 2000 and the [[Coimbra Group]], following the VirtUE (Virtual University for Europe) project (Ten Telecom) recommendations. It was a strategic alliance between the following universities: [[Aalborg Universitet]] ([[Denmark]]); Universidad de Granada ([[Spain]]); [[FernUniversität in Hagen]] ([[Germany]]); [[Teknillinen Korkeakoulu]] ([[Helsinki University of Technology]]) ([[Finland]]); [[Katholieke Universiteit Leuven]] ([[Belgium]]); [[Lunds Universitet]] ([[Sweden]]); University of Strathclyde ([[Scotland]] - Great Britain); [[Universiteit Twente]] ([[The Netherlands]]). For various reasons, Lunds Universitet and Universiteit Twente left the network after some years, whereas the remaining universities narrowed the original objectives and activities towards virtual mobility.		EUNITE (European Universities Network for IT in Education) was initiated in October 2000 by a joint effort of [[EuroPACE]] 2000 and the [[Coimbra Group]], following the VirtUE (Virtual University for Europe) project (Ten Telecom) recommendations. It was a strategic alliance between the following universities: [[Aalborg Universitet]] ([[Denmark]]); Universidad de Granada ([[Spain]]); [[FernUniversität in Hagen]] ([[Germany]]); [[Teknillinen Korkeakoulu]] ([[Helsinki University of Technology]]) ([[Finland]]); [[Katholieke Universiteit Leuven]] ([[Belgium]]); [[Lunds Universitet]] ([[Sweden]]); University of Strathclyde ([[Scotland]] - Great Britain) and [[Universiteit Twente]] ([[The Netherlands]]). For various reasons, Lunds Universitet and Universiteit Twente left the network after some years, whereas the remaining universities narrowed the original objectives and activities towards virtual mobility.


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	'''Virtual Erasmus'''		'''Virtual Erasmus'''

	The idea of a “European Virtual Campus” gradually became the most important objective and with the increasing popularity of the Erasmus mobility scheme in Europe, it was focused on “virtual Erasmus”, which was defined as “an exchange scheme between universities that enables virtual attendance to courses in another university than the one the student is residing in. Like in the physical Erasmus exchange programme, these courses become an accepted part of the student’s degree programme”. (~~Eunite~~ Background document for the Working Group on Virtual Erasmus)		The idea of a “European Virtual Campus” gradually became the most important objective and with the increasing popularity of the Erasmus mobility scheme in Europe, it was focused on “virtual Erasmus”, which was defined as “an exchange scheme between universities that enables virtual attendance to courses in another university than the one the student is residing in. Like in the physical Erasmus exchange programme, these courses become an accepted part of the student’s degree programme”. (see [http://www.europace.org/articles%20and%20reports/EUNITE%20BackgroundWG%20VirtErasm.pdf EUNITE Background document for the Working Group on Virtual Erasmus])

	Virtual mobility can offer a – financially affordable - enlargement of the (physical) Erasmus mobility scheme as students take “virtual” courses (eventually even full programmes) in a partner university. But it can also make the physical mobility scheme more effective by offering “virtual” preparation or follow-up courses in the guest university of the student’s Erasmus mobility programme, or providing virtual access to courses in the student’s home university, while on physical Erasmus.		Virtual mobility can offer a – financially affordable - enlargement of the (physical) Erasmus mobility scheme as students take “virtual” courses (eventually even full programmes) in a partner university. But it can also make the physical mobility scheme more effective by offering “virtual” preparation or follow-up courses in the guest university of the student’s Erasmus mobility programme, or providing virtual access to courses in the student’s home university, while on physical Erasmus.
	Through participation in the [[cEVU]] and [[REVE]] projects (eLearning), EUNITE could build up expertise and develop tools for the purpose.		Through participation in the [[cEVU]] and [[REVE]] projects (eLearning), EUNITE could build up expertise and develop tools for the purpose.
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	'''Findings and tools'''		'''Findings and tools'''

	Useful findings and tools to prepare and effectively run the Virtual Erasmus courses within a network, provided in the following documents:		Useful findings and tools to prepare and effectively run the Virtual Erasmus courses within a network, are provided in the following documents:

	- [http://www.europace.org/articles%20and%20reports/EUNITE%20MoU.pdf EUNITE Memorandum of Understanding: document], signed by the Rectors (Principal) at the creation of the Strategic Alliance, in which the general goals, governance and support structure, tasks of the various working groups is described		- [http://www.europace.org/articles%20and%20reports/EUNITE%20MoU.pdf EUNITE Memorandum of Understanding: document], signed by the Rectors (Principal) at the creation of the Strategic Alliance, in which the general goals, governance and support structure, tasks of the various working groups is described

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-EUNITE was initiated by a joint effort of EuroPACE 2000 and the Coimbra Group, following the VirtUE (Virtual University for Europe) project (Ten Telecom) recommendations. It is a strategic alliance between the following universities:
+EUNITE (European Universities Network for IT in Education) was initiated in October 2000 by a joint effort of [[EuroPACE]] 2000 and the [[Coimbra Group]], following the VirtUE (Virtual University for Europe) project (Ten Telecom) recommendations. It was a strategic alliance between the following universities: [[Aalborg Universitet]] ([[Denmark]]); Universidad de Granada ([[Spain]]); [[FernUniversität in Hagen]] ([[Germany]]); [[Teknillinen Korkeakoulu]] ([[Helsinki University of Technology]]) ([[Finland]]); [[Katholieke Universiteit Leuven]] ([[Belgium]]); [[Lunds Universitet]] ([[Sweden]]); University of Strathclyde ([[Scotland]] - Great Britain); [[Universiteit Twente]] ([[The Netherlands]]). For various reasons, Lunds Universitet and Universiteit Twente left the network after some years, whereas the remaining universities narrowed the original objectives and activities towards virtual mobility.
-It is aimed at the implementation of ICT in teaching and learning through the creation of a co-operative network of universities with the objective to provide a wide range of ICT supported offerings in teaching and learning: a “European Virtual Campus” (EVC). The EVC is used for exchange of courses, sharing of courses and joint development of programmes and courses. Its general goals are:
 - to promote the use of ICT as tools for improving teaching and learning in higher education,
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-In achieving these goals EUNITE wants to develop the following opportunities for co- operation:
+ In achieving these goals EUNITE wanted to develop the following opportunities for co-operation:
 - the innovation potential of ICT for on-campus higher education,
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-==Source==
+'''Virtual Erasmus'''
-http://eunite.tkk.fi/

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	EUNITE was initiated by a joint effort of EuroPACE 2000 and the Coimbra Group, following the VirtUE (Virtual University for Europe) project (Ten Telecom) recommendations. It is a strategic alliance between the following universities:		EUNITE was initiated by a joint effort of EuroPACE 2000 and the Coimbra Group, following the VirtUE (Virtual University for Europe) project (Ten Telecom) recommendations. It is a strategic alliance between the following universities:
	Aalborg Universitet ([[Denmark]]); Universidad de Granada ([[Spain]]); [[FernUniversität in Hagen]] ([[Germany]]); [[Helsinki University of Technology]] ([[Finland]]); [[Katholieke Universiteit Leuven]] ([[Belgium]]); Lund University ([[Sweden]]); University of Strathclyde ([[Scotland]] - Great Britain); [[University of Twente]] ([[The Netherlands]]).		[[Aalborg Universitet]] ([[Denmark]]); Universidad de Granada ([[Spain]]); [[FernUniversität in Hagen]] ([[Germany]]); [[Helsinki University of Technology]] ([[Finland]]); [[Katholieke Universiteit Leuven]] ([[Belgium]]); [[Lund University]] ([[Sweden]]); University of Strathclyde ([[Scotland]] - Great Britain); [[University of Twente]] ([[The Netherlands]]).

	'''Objectives and Activities'''		'''Objectives and Activities'''

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	EUNITE was initiated by a joint effort of EuroPACE 2000 and the Coimbra Group, following the VirtUE (Virtual University for Europe) project (Ten Telecom) recommendations. It is a strategic alliance between the following universities:		EUNITE was initiated by a joint effort of EuroPACE 2000 and the Coimbra Group, following the VirtUE (Virtual University for Europe) project (Ten Telecom) recommendations. It is a strategic alliance between the following universities:
	Aalborg Universitet (Denmark); Universidad de Granada (Spain); [[FernUniversität in Hagen]] (Germany); [[Helsinki University of Technology]] (Finland); [[Katholieke Universiteit Leuven]] (Belgium); Lund University (Sweden); University of Strathclyde (Scotland - Great Britain); [[University of Twente]] (The Netherlands).		Aalborg Universitet ([[Denmark]]); Universidad de Granada ([[Spain]]); [[FernUniversität in Hagen]] ([[Germany]]); [[Helsinki University of Technology]] ([[Finland]]); [[Katholieke Universiteit Leuven]] ([[Belgium]]); Lund University ([[Sweden]]); University of Strathclyde ([[Scotland]] - Great Britain); [[University of Twente]] ([[The Netherlands]]).

	'''Objectives and Activities'''		'''Objectives and Activities'''

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	EUNITE was initiated by a joint effort of EuroPACE 2000 and the Coimbra Group, following the VirtUE (Virtual University for Europe) project (Ten Telecom) recommendations. It is a strategic alliance between the following universities:		EUNITE was initiated by a joint effort of EuroPACE 2000 and the Coimbra Group, following the VirtUE (Virtual University for Europe) project (Ten Telecom) recommendations. It is a strategic alliance between the following universities:
	Aalborg Universitet (Denmark); Universidad de Granada (Spain); [[FernUniversität in Hagen]] (Germany); [[Helsinki University of Technology]] (Finland); [[Katholieke Universiteit Leuven]] (Belgium); Lund University (Sweden); University of Strathclyde (Scotland - Great Britain); [[~~Universiteit~~ Twente]] (The Netherlands).		Aalborg Universitet (Denmark); Universidad de Granada (Spain); [[FernUniversität in Hagen]] (Germany); [[Helsinki University of Technology]] (Finland); [[Katholieke Universiteit Leuven]] (Belgium); Lund University (Sweden); University of Strathclyde (Scotland - Great Britain); [[University of Twente]] (The Netherlands).

	'''Objectives and Activities'''		'''Objectives and Activities'''

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	EUNITE was initiated by a joint effort of EuroPACE 2000 and the Coimbra Group, following the VirtUE (Virtual University for Europe) project (Ten Telecom) recommendations. It is a strategic alliance between the following universities:		EUNITE was initiated by a joint effort of EuroPACE 2000 and the Coimbra Group, following the VirtUE (Virtual University for Europe) project (Ten Telecom) recommendations. It is a strategic alliance between the following universities:
	Aalborg Universitet (Denmark); Universidad de Granada (Spain); [[FernUniversität in Hagen]] (Germany); [[Helsinki University of Technology]] (Finland); [[Katholieke Universiteit Leuven]] (Belgium); Lund University(Sweden); University of Strathclyde (Scotland - Great Britain); Universiteit Twente (The Netherlands).		Aalborg Universitet (Denmark); Universidad de Granada (Spain); [[FernUniversität in Hagen]] (Germany); [[Helsinki University of Technology]] (Finland); [[Katholieke Universiteit Leuven]] (Belgium); Lund University (Sweden); University of Strathclyde (Scotland - Great Britain); [[Universiteit Twente]] (The Netherlands).

	'''Objectives and Activities'''		'''Objectives and Activities'''

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	EUNITE was initiated by a joint effort of EuroPACE 2000 and the Coimbra Group, following the VirtUE (Virtual University for Europe) project (Ten Telecom) recommendations. It is a strategic alliance between the following universities:		EUNITE was initiated by a joint effort of EuroPACE 2000 and the Coimbra Group, following the VirtUE (Virtual University for Europe) project (Ten Telecom) recommendations. It is a strategic alliance between the following universities:
	Aalborg Universitet (Denmark); Universidad de Granada (Spain); [[~~Fernuniversität~~ in Hagen]] (Germany); [[Helsinki University of Technology]] (Finland); [[Katholieke Universiteit Leuven]] (Belgium); Lund University(Sweden); University of Strathclyde (Scotland - Great Britain); Universiteit Twente (The Netherlands).		Aalborg Universitet (Denmark); Universidad de Granada (Spain); [[FernUniversität in Hagen]] (Germany); [[Helsinki University of Technology]] (Finland); [[Katholieke Universiteit Leuven]] (Belgium); Lund University(Sweden); University of Strathclyde (Scotland - Great Britain); Universiteit Twente (The Netherlands).

	'''Objectives and Activities'''		'''Objectives and Activities'''