Examples of using Virtual mobility in English and their translations into Hungarian
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support a structured virtual mobility project.
Virtual Mobility means the use of information and communication technologies(ICT)
Virtual mobility could increase the number of learners
flexible learning, virtual mobility, open educational resources and better exploitation of the ICT potential;
Physical and virtual mobility(whether across boundaries or between university
Virtual mobility may also be an appropriate and practical form of mobility for young pupils, where travelling abroad may not be an option.
Virtual mobility, i.e. the use of the internet
Virtual mobility, such as that supported via Comenius eTwinning or via social networking,
flexible learning, virtual mobility, open educational resources(OER) and better exploitation of the ICT potential;
As with a physical exchange, virtual mobility can also improve competitiveness in the employment market.
flexible learning, virtual mobility, open educational resources(OER) and better exploitation of the ICT potential;
This project was launched with the aim of spreading virtual mobility into the vocational training area, by providing opportunities to international placement.
Of course, a physical exchange offers more opportunities to meet with the host culture, but virtual mobility itself is a good exercise for a good collaboration between individuals of different cultures.
In one of its initial tests, the Virtual Mobility Lab verified that by using 500 On Demand Shuttles,
In one of the first tests, the Virtual Mobility Lab showed that the number of private vehicles on the streets of Barcelona could be reduced to 2,000 vehicles with the use of 500 on-demand shuttles,
In one of the first tests, the Virtual Mobility Lab demonstrated that the use of 500 on-demand shuttles could reduce the number of private cars on the city's roads to 2,000 vehicles,
flexible learning, virtual mobility, open educational resources and better exploitation of the ICT potential;
Virtual mobility can be defined as the use of information