The e-Campus (International Business) Study Methodology

The e-campus is an e-learning platform, the objective of which is to complement the materials delivered  and provide support to students throughout their studies.

In the e-campus the student can ask their questions, view introductions to various learning units, check FAQs, articles of interest, do online exercises and self-assessment tests, participate in chats and discussion forums, meet other students, networking, etc.

The e-Campus interface is available in 5 languages: English, Spanish, French, Portuguese and Arabic. The e-Campus has over 5,000 items of content online in various languages. Students can access to all these multilingual contents.

e-Campus Modules:

• My learning units. Students can access learning units, instructional manuals, ...
• Students Support Center: Students can contact with their coach, tutors and academic secretary.
• Resources. There is an e-Campus resource library and search tool to help you find particular information in the e-campus.
• Networking. Students can network and interact online with other students resulting in a pooling of practical experience through the e-Campus online learning community.
• My resume. Each student has his own resume (CV). EENI has developed the CV Rank project.

Other e-Campus modules

1. Introduction to the learning unit. Here students will find a brief overview of the learning unit, which can be downloaded onto their PC. These files are compiled in Word format and provide a table of contents of the unit, its objectives and a short summary.
2. FAQ's. This section contains the most commonly asked questions and answers related to the learning unit, such as explanations of terms, etc.
3. Articles of interest. This section contains articles related to the issues discussed in the learning unit. These articles are provided to complement and give further understanding of what has been studied in the unit. It is not obligatory to read or study these articles unless your tutor indicates so, however we certainly recommend you have a look at them. Sometimes a tutor can initiate a discussion topic relating to an article. Again it is not compulsory to take part in the discussion (unless indicated by the tutor), however we always recommend you participate.
4. Test. Each learning unit has a self-assessment test which is designed to help students check their knowledge. The test is obligatory and should be done after the student has finished the learning unit, as only the first test results are registered by the e-campus system.
5. Online Library. This is an e-campus resource library and search tool to help you find particular information in the e-campus. Just enter your search query and click "Search" to view the results.
6. e-Campus events. Every time you access e-campus, we advise you check the "e-Campus Events". This section is edited by the tutors and students and its purpose is to inform the student of upcoming events which can take place either on the e-campus or at a physical venue. This subsection is very dynamic as it displays up-to-date information on what is happening in the e-campus itself and other events related to the courses.
7. Online Chats. On certain days your tutors will be available for consultations (check the "E-campus events" for exact dates). To make the planning of consultations more effective, it is essential that you confirm to your tutor your wish to participate in a chat at least 24 hours before the event. Also you can contact by chat with other students. Also, we recommended to use Yahoo Messenger.
8. Other Tools. Here is some useful information for you, such as world news, tax information and some helpful little tools, such as converters, weather search, mini dictionaries, etc.