- Addressing theoretical and applied issues relating to the digitalisation of the University’s educational process and administrative and operational activities.
- Developing measures to ensure the quality of higher education at the University and its integration into the European and global education community.
- Modernising and developing KUL NASU information technologies, including:
- the local network;
- the server infrastructure;
- the electronic library;
- distance education;
- the computer classroom.
- Modernising and developing the University’s electronic resource system, integrating bibliographic, abstract, and full-text legal resources.
- Preparing instructional, methodological, and organisational materials on the digitalisation of KUL NASU educational, administrative, and operational activities;
- Implementing measures to improve University employees’ qualifications in creating and using electronic information resources.
In carrying out its activities, the Centre performs the following functions:
Research activities:
- studying the University’s educational processes as an object of digitalisation and developing models for introducing the latest information technologies into the educational process and administrative and operational activities.
- establishing a theoretical basis for using information technologies to develop the University’s education system, adapt it to a socially oriented economy, and support its transformation and integration into the European and global education community.
- establishing a theoretical basis for developing and introducing distance learning technologies or their individual elements into the educational process;
- establishing a theoretical basis for building and developing the University’s electronic library.
- participating in international cooperation concerning the use of information technologies in the educational process.
Research and production activities:
- providing software and technical support for computer technologies used in the educational process and administrative and operational activities;
- providing software and technical support for the automated creation of electronic library collections;
- supporting University units in developing and introducing the latest information technologies into the educational process;
- providing software and technical support to the Distance Education Division as it develops and introduces information technologies or their individual elements into the educational process;
- maintaining the University’s Internet node, the distance education system installed on it, and the electronic document collection;
- servicing the University’s computer equipment.
Research and methodological activities:
- preparing instructional, methodological, and organisational materials concerning the digitalisation of the University;
- conducting seminars, lectures, and practical classes to improve University employees’ qualifications in computer technologies.