The University of Akli Mohand Oulhadj in Bouira, Algeria has announced that it will resume classes online on Sunday. This decision was made to prevent the spread of Covid-19 among the student community. According to the university's rector, Lotfi Mouni, the online classes will be conducted using a digital platform that has been set up specifically for this purpose.
The digital platform was prepared by the university's administration, which installed the Moodle software on the university's website. This platform will be used by all faculties to enable students to continue their studies normally through e-Learning. The rector explained that the e-Learning support was made available to the university since September, with a training cycle organized for teachers from different faculties to prepare them to relaunch their courses and organize exams online.
The decision to resume online classes was made following an instruction from the Ministry of Higher Education. The rector informed all teachers and deans of faculties that classes would resume on Sunday. He emphasized that the university has made every effort to ensure that students can continue their studies without interruption.
To ensure that all students can participate in online classes, the university has set up a special room equipped with internet access for students who do not have access to the internet in their areas. The university has also deployed buses to transport these students to the room so that they can attend classes online.
The rector of the university, Lotfi Mouni, expressed his satisfaction with the preparations made by the university to ensure a smooth transition to online classes. He emphasized that the university is committed to providing quality education to its students, despite the challenges posed by the pandemic.
The University of Akli Mohand Oulhadj is not the only institution of higher education in Algeria to adopt online classes due to the pandemic. Many universities in the country have had to adapt to the new reality and find innovative solutions to continue providing education to their students.
The resumption of online classes at the University of Bouira is a significant step towards ensuring that students can continue their studies without interruption. The university's efforts to provide a digital platform and support to its students demonstrate its commitment to providing quality education during these challenging times.
Key points
- The University of Akli Mohand Oulhadj in Bouira, Algeria will resume online classes on Sunday to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
- The university has set up a digital platform using Moodle software to enable students to continue their studies online.
- The university has made arrangements for students without internet access, including setting up a special room and deploying buses to transport them.
