In recent years, there has clearly been a trend towards widespread dissemination of scientific results and achievements by sharing them in the form of educational materials. The application of the results of a research project in the education and knowledge development of students, young researchers and scientists, brings an added value to the outcomes of the scientific project. This work aims at contributing to the global process of free access to scientific materials by sharing the experience of a research group from the Medical University of Varna (MUV) in systematizing the results of three research projects, their transformation into educational resources and their application in innovative courses. The consolidated and systematized results of a research project are valuable assets for development of innovative educational materials. These resources, uploaded in a shared online repository, contribute to strengthen the international scientific community networking.
The evolution of digitization reaches a new stage with a focus on the overall transformation, where the so called “Intelligent Environment” such as “Smart City”, “Smart Campus“ is in the heart. Today’s institutions, which have not yet started the transformation towards a Smart Campus, are capable to exploit untapped ICT resources that could potentially lead to the optimization of the processes and services. In order to verify that a new service can be offered with the available ICT resources, a method of finding a subset satisfying some condition is used. The paper reports approach where elements of the main set include own resources and their functionalities, while needed resources to provide a new service build the subset elements. This work presents examples of developed e-services by using the open source Learning Management System (LMS) Moodle. The study demonstrates that Moodle and advanced ICTs are just as so an alternative for improving personal management and information systems in the means of e-services offering. The paper analyzes the results and evaluate the benefits from the digital transformation point of view. The conclusion summarizes features of the applications will contribute the way university interacts with students and staff.
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