Academic Network of Serbia (AMRES) is the national research and education network of Serbia, offering to it's users modern information-communication services and Internet connection.

AMRES is the most significant scientific and research and educational resource and carrier of the Information Society development in Serbia, it's considered to be the most advanced network in our country with over 130 connected institutes and more than 100.000 active users.

AMRES presents one of most important national-research and educational resource and carrier of Information Society development.

German Academic Exchange Service

http://www.daad.de/en/index.html (accessed March, 2009)

Supported projets:

Software Engineering: Computer Science Education and Research Cooperation (Subproject e-Learning)

presentation

authors: Milena Stanković, Milan Rajković

M. Stankovic, M. Rajkovic: Educational tools as Web services, Workshop on Innovations in Teaching of Computer Science Courses, Faculty of Electronic Engineering,University of Nis, October 07th, 2003

presentation

Zora Konjović, Slavko Gajin: eLearning in Serbia: Current Status and Plans,

GOOD OLD AI Research Network is an internationally recognized network of award-winning researchers, engineers, and students interested in the broad fields of applied artificial intelligence and software engineering. The network is coordinated by Professor Vladan Devedzic. The heart of the network is the GOOD OLD AI Lab, situated at the University of Belgrade. Our research foci include intelligent tutoring and learning, service-oriented architectures, model-driven engineering, semantic technologies, intelligent reasoning, intelligent agents, natural language processing, knowledge representation, knowledge discovery, and ontologies, but also AI-based music and visualization. 

http://www.intelleo.eu/
(2009-2012)
A 3-year international ICT project, funded by the European Commission under its Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) (project No. 231590). It is a Specific Targeted Research Project (STREP) in the area of Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL). The project objective is to develop intelligent technologies to support learning and knowledge-building activities in an Intelligent Learning Extended Organization (IntelLEO). IntelLEO is a new paradigm representing a community that emerges as a temporal integration of two or more different business and educational communities and organizational cultures (industrial, research, and educational).

People involved:

Vladan Devedzic is the representative of his department in the project consortium and the leader of the research team from his department. His responsibilities include participation in specifying an ontological framework to support the IntelLEO paradigm, as well as in defining, specifying, and carrying out a business case that demonstrates the paradigm.

http://www.tfc.kg.ac.rs/tempus-jep-41016-2006/index.php

TEMPUS JEP - 41016 - 2006 M.Sc. Curriculum in E-Learning

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People involved:

Radojka Krneta
Vladan Devedžić
Milena Stanković

http://www.tfc.kg.ac.rs/tempus-jep-41016-2006/?p=studies (accessed March, 2009)

within the research project:

TEMPUS JEP - 41016 - 2006 M.Sc. Curriculum in E-Learning

PhD., Professor; Faculty of Electronic Engineering, University of Nis

Research projects:

Relevant publications:

M. Stankovic, M. Rajkovic: Educational tools as Web services, Workshop on Innovations in Teaching of Computer Science Courses, Faculty of Electronic Engineering,University of Nis, October 07th, 2003