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ECTS Implementation Discussion in small groups on the question: "The ECTS Users' Guide aims to improve implementation of ECTS in Bologna countries. To what extent has this aim been achieved by the current draft? How could it be improved?"

The guide is a substantial way forward, however: The question is not good, since the ECTS is only a Guide, the emphasis should be on the implementation of LLL and this is the main challenge. The drafting team should look into how to integrate the LLL into all of the chapters. Implement SCL and LOs – strengthen the Guide in this direction. Definition of LOs should be strengthened (Annex of the Guide as well, not only in the text, provide matrix tables and compare LOs). Regulation for the ECTS Users’ Guide (recommendation paper, binding document, etc)? Academic year vs. calendar year (60 vs. 90) – decide upon the approach.

Coherence between LOs, assessment and the grading system needs to be strengthened. It doesn’t say how the learning outcomes are linked to the grades. Conversion tables need to be completely rewritten. Emphasize the target group – for whom is it created (be conscious of the time, is it for the present or for the future). There are still strong national systems – we need trainings on the national level. The Guide is not the EU document, it is something that 47 ministers have thought and agreed about. Introduction needs to be rewritten – there is no difference between accumulation and mobility.

The section on implementation starts with programme design and this leads to ignoring the programme design by academic staff. The academic staff needs to find it useful. Word “delivery” should be changed as it is less student-centred oriented. Define educational components. Define traineeships/internships/work placements ECTS is written for the level 6 and further, not for the short cycle.

Make clear expressions, include terminology widely used (e. g Make clear expressions, include terminology widely used (e.g. intended instead of expected learning outcomes). Constructive alignment – coherence between LOs, assessment methods and teaching forms. Define the workload! There are differences in measuring the working hours/weeks and there should be a norm developed. Include diagrams, graphs and visual elements. Proper definitions (instead of strengthening definition) The document needs good references.