Education
Distance Learning at the Nikola Vaptsarov Naval Academy Utilising Online Platforms during the COVID-19 Crisis
4621_distance_learning_covid-19.pdf — Downloaded 1410 timesFrom Classroom to Online Teaching – A Case during COVID19
4620_teaching_during_covid19.pdf — Downloaded 1340 timesA Model of ICT Competence Development for Digital Transformation
4619_ict_competence_development.pdf — Downloaded 1595 timesThe Culture of Military School: The Example of the Dr. Franjo Tudjman Croatian Defense Academy
Introduction
If we observe soldiers, we notice that they behave according to rules. They know how to use their personal weapons, how to protect themselves, disguise themselves, receive orders from their superiors, perform the tasks assigned to them, and report on their performance. Most of these requirements stem from a general understanding of the organizational culture and the mission, including the social standards and relationships related to serving in the military and obeying orders.
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Introduction
The world is currently undergoing a much more complicated security environment than it was decades ago. Today’s environment is inherently complex, with an increased number of key stakeholders as well as an exponential increase in the connections between these players.
18.3.02_pme_south_caucasus.pdf — Downloaded 539 timesEducation in Geomatics for First Line Emergency Management in Ukraine
4015_education_geomatics.pdf — Downloaded 1989 timesPerspectives for Mobile Learning in Higher Education in Bulgaria
presentation_perspectives_for_mobile_learning_in_higher_education.pdf — Downloaded 683 timese-Platform for IT Personnel Development: Addressing the most Strategic Challenge in the Cyber Domain – People
4206_matern_it_personnel_development.pdf — Downloaded 642 timesDefense Education Enhancement Program in Ukraine: The Limits of NATO’s Education Program
Introduction
The so-called “Revolution of Dignity,” that took place between November 2013 and March 2014 in Ukraine, gave Russia a pretext to seize the Crimea and engage proxy forces in the Donbas to rebel against the new Ukrainian administration. Seen from the point of view of NATO, this is an unprovoked action that threatens the status quo in Europe. It seems therefore normal that thus challenged, prudence would counsel the strongest possible support to Ukraine, to demonstrate resolve and reassure the Alliance’s Eastern flank.
17.3.08_jolicoeur_deep_ukraine.pdf — Downloaded 1360 timesMilitary Professionalization Programs in Kazakhstan and the United States: How to Implement and What Will We Gain?
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