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Friday, 07 October 2011 21:58 |
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Poznań's private University of Logistics, as one of the first in Poland, introduced electronic student's books for their students.
For years the students of Polish universities used the paper student's books, where all the grades and exams were written down. It was problematic if the student lost his book, as he had to reconstruct all the entries. Now his whole study history will be recorded on a hard drive.
The electronic student's books are slowly implemented at all universities. From the new academic year the students of the Faculties of Polish Studies and Classical Studies, Mathematics and Informatics as well as Political Sciences and Journalism of UAM will use them. The same solutions are used by the students of the Jagiellonian University and the Gdańsk's University of Technology. In the next few years most of the Polish universities will depart from paper student's books. |
