Abstract

This paper describes actually methodical attempts to use library electronic resources in academic education. Some opportunities for improving the teaching of religious cultural heritage and for diversify the methods of assessment of students in Bulgarian universities are commented. The text describes the personal experience of the authors with students of 3rd-4th grades from the State University of Library Studies and IT (SULSIT), Bulgaria. Among the “best practices” are tasks of performing on-line survey of digital resources of periodicals from the digital resources of the “St. St. Cyril and Methodius” National Library, of making content analysis of the database on a particular subject, of preparing bibliographic descriptions of the new discovered resources, of writing historical analyses, of generating thematic bibliographies on topics related to religion, using the resources of the electronic catalogs of regional public libraries in the country.

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  • The State University of Library Studies and IT (SULSIT) is a secular university in Sofia, Bulgaria, where a specific educational model for teaching religion in the majors “Cultural Heritage”, “Information Resources of Tourism”, “Archival Studies and Documentary”, “Print Communications”, and “Library Studies” was created

  • One of the main tools for this is using of IT and electronic resources

  • Research design and Methods This research paper analyses the potential of web-based electronic resources to improve classroom training and to diversify methods for testing and evaluating students' knowledge and skills in secular higher education institutions, and in particular for teaching about cultural heritage

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Use of Electronic Resources in Teaching Religion in Higher Education: Best Practices from the SULSIT, Bulgaria. Use of electronic resources in teaching religion in higher education: best practices from the SULSIT, Bulgaria. Central European Journal of Educational Research, 2(2), 56–60.

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