Organizing virtual training- experience gained from COVID-19 pandemic

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Veselina, Nedeva [1 ]
Snejana, Dineva [2 ]
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[1] Trakia Univ, Fac Tech & Technol, Dept Elect Engn Elect & Automat, Yambol, Bulgaria
[2] Trakia Univ, Fac Tech & Technol, Food Technol, Yambol, Bulgaria
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online education; advantages; disadvantages; COVID-19; pandemic; Google Meet; and BigBlueButton;
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TP39 [计算机的应用];
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081203 ; 0835 ;
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During the COVID-19 pandemic,the Trakia University gained enormous experience in how to organize and conduct virtual training.The university was closedlike most universities all over the world and education wastransmitted through the virtual learning environment using the possibilities of Moodle online platform, Google Meet, and BigBlueButton. This report presented the organization of student education during COVID-19. The special attention is paid on Google Meet and BigBlueButtonapplications, which were applied in distance learning foronline video meetings.A comparison is made between the two applications with an emphasis on their specific use: the similarities of Google Meet and BigBlueButton are indicated; functionalities that are common to both applications but performed differently; the advantages of Google Meet in comparison to BigBlueButton for FTT - Yambol; the advantages of BigBlueButton. In connection with the way of conducting the training, the advantages and disadvantages of virtual learning vs classical are analysed. The results of the students' opinionsneed to be analysed with a view of further improvement and successfully applying the form of distance learning in FTT - Yambol.
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页数:6
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