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249 answers from higher education institutions in their majority universities from 38 European systems (EU and wider Europe) were received. While the sample is self-selected it represents almost one third of EUA’s institutional membership. The survey asked about the type of e-learning institutions use their experiences in this area and their expectations for the future. It considered blended and online learning in various formats.

Given the strong interest in Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) a large section of the report is dedicated to this issue. The survey also posed questions regarding support structures and services intra-institutional coordination quality assurance and recognition.

249 answers from higher education institutions in their majority universities from 38 European systems (EU and wider Europe) were received. While the sample is self-selected it represents almost one third of EUA’s institutional membership. The survey asked about the type of e-learning institutions use their experiences in this area and their expectations for the future. It considered blended and online learning in various formats.

Given the strong interest in Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) a large section of the report is dedicated to this issue. The survey also posed questions regarding support structures and services intra-institutional coordination quality assurance and recognition.

E-Learning in European Higher Education Institutions

Michael Gaebel, Veronika Kupriyanova, Rita Morais, Elizabeth Colucci

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