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ELLS Institutional Learning Sessions are offered by at least one ELLS staff member. These in-person seminars or online webinars focus on a specific topic and enable the exchange of best practices within ELLS staff.

Objectives

  • Promote structured institutional learning processes across partner universities.
  • Maintain and contribute to the alliance?’s institutional memory.
  • Ensure systematic documentation of experiences, implementation practices, and lessons learned.
  • Facilitate cross-partner reflection and knowledge exchange during designated learning events.
  • Ensure that knowledge, experiences, and insights generated through joint activities are systematically shared, reflected upon, transmitted to Task Forces and Subject Areas, and embedded into institutional practices across partner universities.

Upcoming ELLS’ ILS

Generation Z in times of educational and developmental challenges

A. Basic Information
Title: Generation Z in times of educational and developmental challenges
Date: 23.10.2026, 09:00-10:00 (Warsaw time)
Platform and link:
(Recommended: MS Teams, but organisers may use any suitable platform)
MS Teams
link
Organiser(s): Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW)
Speaker(s): Aleksandra Berkowska, Hanna Kozakiewicz
Moderator: Hanna Kozakiewicz
Target group: Teachers & lecturers
Topic category (optional):
(research / education / other)
Education
B. Objectives
What is the purpose of this event?
(e.g. share practice or research results / explore collaboration / inform about policy)
The webinar aims to help academic teachers respond effectively to the needs and challenges of Generation Z students, supporting their motivation, engagement, well-being, and academic responsibility in a changing educational environment.
What are the expected outcomes for ELLS?
(e.g. idea for joint activity, identified partners, sharing of a transferable good practice across ELLS institutions, alignment on a topic of strategic importance for ELLS, mapping of who is doing what within the alliance, inspiration for adapting or improving internal processes at partner universities, etc.)
The webinar is expected to facilitate the exchange of experiences and transferable good practices among ELLS institutions in responding to the needs and challenges of Generation Z students. It will help identify common challenges and approaches across partner universities, inspire participants to adapt effective solutions in their own institutions, and create a basis for further collaboration, including the possible development of an ELLS Gen Z Teaching Toolbox.
C. Programme

(Recommended duration: 60–90 minutes, ideally ~1.5 hours.
Encourage involvement of multiple ELLS universities to stimulate discussion and exchange).

Time Activity Responsibility
09:00-10:00 Presentation with short Quiz & Questions at beginning and end and group work during webinar. Aleksandra Berkowska, Hanna Kozakiewicz

Do you have an idea for a future ELLS’ILS?

Are you an ELLS-university staff member? Register your idea for an upcoming ELLS Institutional Learning Session using the form below.

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Online teaching Student enrolment AI in education AI in university administration Challenge-based education Sustainability in institutions Career development Mental health Safety and security Inclusivity and accessibility Dropout of students

Past ELLS’ ILS

DOC-BEST Webinar: Survey Results & Future Research Priorities

Addressing Societal Challenges in the Agrifood Sector

Date: 25 September 2026

Time: 13:30–15:30 CET

Format: Online webinar

Organised by: L’Institut Agro

DOC-BEST is a European Erasmus+ project bringing together eight ELLS universities dedicated to advancing doctoral studies in the agrifood sector.

Researchers and academics are invited to this specialised DOC-BEST webinar presenting the project’s initial survey results and upcoming strategic activities.

About the webinar

The webinar will present the results of an analysis based on more than 215 responses from academic partners. Participants will be invited to validate the principal trends identified and contribute their perspectives on the initial findings.

This consultation is part of an iterative process involving a survey, webinars and in-person exchanges. Participants’ expertise will help the DOC-BEST network refine its conclusions before the final Foresight Workshop in Montpellier on 4 November 2026, one day before the ELLS General Assembly and Forum.

Register for the webinar

Contact person: Paloma Poirel, DOC-BEST Project Officer

Email: docbest@agrocampus-ouest.fr

Led by Geir Löe, Senior International Advisor, SLU
Ressources and replay

Led by Marc-Jan Zeeman and Jetske ten Caat, WUR
Ressources and replay

Led by Tjallie Botden, Senior Policy Officer Education Cooperation, WUR
Ressources and replay

Short description: Open Educational Resources (OER) as an important part of the Open Science movement make teaching and learning materials freely accessible, adaptable, and reusable. In this webinar, we will explore the basic principles of OER, their benefits for higher education, and practical ways to find, use, and share open materials. Participants will gain an overview of key concepts, licensing issues, OER-publishing and first steps toward integrating OER into their own teaching practice.

Target audience: Teachers, lecturers, instructional designers, e-learning staff, educational developers, students, and everyone interested in open education and digital teaching resources.

Date and time: 19 June, 9:00– 10:30 am (Vienna time)

Webinar link_ The webinar link (run as a ZOOM Meeting offering the opportunity for a better personal contact) is provided here: https://bokuvienna.zoom.us/j/62418085001 

Recording: The recording will be available after the webinar: [link will be provided after the webinar]

 

Led by Ingeli Engebretsen Mortensen, Master student and project manager for Students in Research, NMBU 

Resources and replay link: https://vimeo.com/1196728706/49d348c05f?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci 


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