1. Complexity of virtual internship needs complex support systems Maria Kocsis Baan University of Miskolc, North Hungarian Regional Distance Education Centre m.kocsis.baan@uni-miskolc.hu m.kocsis.baan@uni-miskolc.hu EADTU Annual Conference, Lisbon, 8-9 November 2007

2. Desk-top survey on existing examples Portals, projects, articles, guidelines focusing on virtual internship -INTERN Portals, projects, articles, guidelines focusing on virtual mobility issues - REVE Portals supporting job-seeking – local and international Similarities and differences

3. INTERN project Virtual Internships - Real Experience in a Virtual World - A Best Practice Handbook for those interested in the concept of Virtual Internships in Business Education

4. REVE – project Real Virtual Erasmus Practical examples of Virtual Erasmus Courses Types of Virtual Erasmus Courses Accreditation Agreements Localisation Technology glossary Conclusion - Tips References

5. Job-seeking portals

8. Roles and Responsibilities Students Company and its Representatives Faculty, its academic and administrative staff

9. Functional data requirements Dimensions of Virtual internships Academic expectations – risk and consequences of failure Nature of discipline and assignment Virtuality – level of independence in space and time. (blended models) Local (native) – Global (international – only in English) Time table of virtual internship

10. Functional analysis for different stages of Virtual Internship Initiation of a virtual internship Performance – collaborative work on assignment Evaluation and reflection after completing the assignment Models in different stages

11. Usability requirements Acceptable performance and user satisfaction in COMMUNICATION COLLABORATION + general/specific information/guides

12. Structure Matchmaking site to be developed for the specific purpose of CSVM Media Wiki or Moodle General info / objectives How to use… Best practice examples Workspace for Academy and Company Workspace for students

13. Generation of requirements document and post−pilot adaptation Process and models of 1st stage

14. Internship datasheet – five blocks

15. Stage 1. – Initiation of Virtual Internship Initiated by previous collaboration Between Faculty and Company Faculty Company Matchmaking portal

16. Company Faculty Matchmaking portal Stage 1. – Initiation of Virtual Internship Initiated by previous collaboration Between Faculty and Company Student

17. Stage 1. – Initiation of Virtual Internship Initiated directly by Company Company Matchmaking portal

18. Faculty Company Matchmaking portal Stage 1. – Initiation of Virtual Internship Initiated directly by Company Student

19. Stage 1. – Initiation of Virtual Internship Initiated by Student Matchmaking portal Student

20. Company Matchmaking portal Student Faculty Stage 1. – Initiation of Virtual Internship Initiated by Student

21. Company Matchmaking portal Faculty Student Stage 1. – Initiation of Virtual Internship Initiated by Student

22. Focus on Matchmaking portal your comment are warmly welcome!