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A model of distributing scientific publications and other unpublished effects of scientific activity (e.g. conference posters, multimedia presentations), under which the author independently deposits and makes their work available on the Internet (self-archiving).

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Didactic Fridays - summary of the training cycle for academic teachers

Didactic Fridays
Eight months of meetings, 275 participants, 34 topics, 58 hours of methodological training, 32 hours of workshops and 12 hours of training on the use of the e-learning platform - on Friday, 18 June, in the Hydromechanics building, the final of the first edition of the training program for Gdańsk University of Technology teachers "Didactic Fridays" took place, conducted by the Center for Modern Education at Gdańsk Tech.

– I would like to congratulate all training participants who took the first step towards making the didactics better and more interesting. You are the foundation of this university. In order to obtain a sufficient number of good doctoral students, the university needs good masters, and for the masters to be good, we need the foundations provided by teachers, i.e. the best possible quality classes and people who want to conduct them – emphasized prof.

Poland

Poland – Key Facts

📛 Official Name:
Republic of Poland (short: Poland)
In Polish: Rzeczpospolita Polska (short: Polska)

🗣️ Official Language: Polish

💰 Currency: Złoty (PLN)

🏙️ Capital City: Warsaw (Polish: Warszawa)

🌆 Major Cities: Kraków, Łódź, Wrocław, Poznań, Gdańsk, Szczecin, Bydgoszcz, Lublin, Katowice, Białystok

Tricity

Gdańsk is located on the North of Poland, on the Baltic Sea coast. Is a city of more than 1000-year historical tradition, Poland's principal seaport, the capital of the Pomeranian Voivodeship.

Together with the city of Sopot and Gdynia forms a metropolitan area called the Tricity.

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