NZZ launches e-learning offer
The Neue Zürcher Zeitung is committed to for pupils by offering the free of charge to all schools in Switzerland. schools in Switzerland free of charge.
The Neue Zürcher Zeitung is committed to
for pupils. On November 17, the newspaper launched the
Electronic teaching unit Own opinion, which is available to all schools in
Switzerland free of charge. First and foremost
The program is aimed at the upper secondary level (vocational and
Matura schools). The teaching material comprises three modules on the following topics
integration of foreigners, noise and nutrition and is intended to
to encourage people to engage with socio-political issues
and form their own opinion. With the e-learning tool
NZZ supports the initiative "Public Private Partnership - School
on the net". As part of this cooperation between the federal government, the cantons and the
economy, more than 4000 schools are already equipped with computers and
have been equipped with high-performance Internet connections. More about this
You can read more about this topic in the November 17, 2005 issue of Werbewoche.
for pupils. On November 17, the newspaper launched the
Electronic teaching unit Own opinion, which is available to all schools in
Switzerland free of charge. First and foremost
The program is aimed at the upper secondary level (vocational and
Matura schools). The teaching material comprises three modules on the following topics
integration of foreigners, noise and nutrition and is intended to
to encourage people to engage with socio-political issues
and form their own opinion. With the e-learning tool
NZZ supports the initiative "Public Private Partnership - School
on the net". As part of this cooperation between the federal government, the cantons and the
economy, more than 4000 schools are already equipped with computers and
have been equipped with high-performance Internet connections. More about this
You can read more about this topic in the November 17, 2005 issue of Werbewoche.
