A situation Centre for universities in the Russian Ministry of Education and Science - Observatory of Public Sector Innovation

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Since March 16, all Russian universities were recommended to introduce mixed and distance learning formats. To support universities during the transition period in connection with the unfavorable situation caused by the new coronavirus infection (COVID-2019), a Situation Center of the Russian Ministry of Education and Science and a hotline have been created. The recommendations for the universities on the transfer of educational courses to the online format were developed by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education.

Specific issues addressed and anticipated impact

Universities will be faced with a number of new organisational, technological and procedural challenges as a result of enforced distance-learning. Russia have subsequently created this Situation Centre to help universities specifically manage this transition.

Organisations/institutions involved

Russian Ministry of Education and Science

Russia

Relevant URL(s):

https://stiplab.github.io/Covid19/Q3.html

Level(s) of government:

National/Federal government

Issues being addressed:

Information and practice sharing (with public and/or internal)
Public service delivery under new circumstances

Response tags:

Adaptive Action

Date Submitted:

15 April 2020

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