Active Learning in Kathmandu University
Welcome to the official page of Active learning in engineering education-ALIEN(Kathmandu University
17/07/2019
The 3rd consortium meeting was held in Porto, Portugal on 17-19 June 2019 and was organized by Porto Polytechnic.
Our next project( ALIEN) meeting will be held in 15th June,2019 and it will be hosted by Instituto Politechnico do Porto, Porto🇲🇾.
30/01/2019
The second meeting for the project ALIEN was held on 9-11 January, 2019 at University of Malay , Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
29/01/2019
Please kindly go through below linked video to know about Active Learning.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsDI6hDx5uI
What is Active Learning? Discusses what active learning is and provides examples of how active learning can be used in both face to face and online classes.
29/01/2019
Official beneficiaries of Active Learning projects are as follows:
1. Fast National University of Computer & Emerging Sciences-established in Pakistan
2. Hanoi University-established in Vietnam
3. Institute of Technology of Cambodia-established in Cambodia
4. Instituto Politechnico do Porto- established in Portugal
5. ISRA University, Hyderabad-established in Pakistan
6. John Von Newmann Institute-Vietnam National University-established in Vietnam
7. Kathmandu University-established in Nepal
8. Meanchey University-established in Cambodia
9. National Energy University-established in Malaysia
10. Tallinn University-established in Estonia
11. Technical University-Gabrovo-established in Bulgaria
12. Tribhuvan University- established in Nepal
13. Truong Dai Hoc Bach Khoa Hanoi-Hanoi University-established in Vietnam
14. University of Battambang- established in Cambodia
15. University of Central Lancashire- established in the UK
16. University of Malaya- established in Malaysia
Welcome to the offical page for Active learning in engineering education-ALIEN(Kathmandu University).
Project ALIEN: Active Learning in Engineering Education (Alien) is an international project where countries like Greece, Estonia, Nepal, the UK, Portugal, Pakistan, Vietnam, Malaysia and Cambodia are its official partner countries.
The main aim of ALIEN is to promote Problem-Based Learning approaches in Engineering, which will help to enhance the quality of higher education by providing more motivating, stimulating and effective learning contexts that prepare students for their professional life through the development of industry desired competences.
The Problem-Based Learning approach will be supported through fully developed and operational labs that will be installed at partner sites in Pakistan, Vietnam, Malaysia, Cambodia, and Nepal and will be supported by well trained staff.