This course runs from February 4th to April 18th, 2019.
To access old courses click here.
Materials now in mobile and tablet friendly Moodle version 3.
Materials now in mobile and tablet friendly Moodle version 3.
Successful candidates in negotiation skills courses are invited to join teams and compete at the Global Negotiation Conference 2019 competition in Bern in mid-July, 2019. Watch this space for more news.
Applicants please communicate here.
From February 23rdh to March 7th 2020, a group of Graz law students is invited to compare, study and research alternative dispute resolution in the UK and Austria.
E-Minimax co-operation with Robert Dignen from York Associates, copyright Dignen and Berger, 2002-2020
This course starts on March 5th and runs until April 9th on Tuesdays.
This course runs Tuesday afternoons from March 5th to Maz 7th in Merangasse 12.
13 participants in the competition coached in the run-up to the event on March 8th, 2019.
This course runs from October 10th to November 14th in the Law School, ReSoWi Building, SR 15.33 from 0800 to 12.15 every week.
This course starts on November 13th and runs until January 8th on Tuesdays.
This course starts on November 13th and runs until December 18th on Tuesdays.
ngberger.com has been
running websites for studying English and soft skills since 1998 on
www.ngberger.com, media.ngberger.com and moodle.ngberger.com.
An
old Moodle server has been running since 2003 to support students and
some other teachers to develop soft skills in English in a variety of
blended coursework or independent learning courses. A new Moodle server
has been supporting studies since summer 2016, so that now most current
courses run on the new system. User profiles work on both servers for
two years after registration. Not visiting the site for two years means
user data will then automatically be removed from the database.
Moodle
courses support student learning in term-time and remain accessible for
at least a year. In line with regulations, users can extend their
registrations simply by logging in and confirming the terms of use.
If
they have not been on the site for more than two years, their data will
be removed from the database automatically. This means work records are
deleted and access rights withdrawn.
Registered
users on the site and in courses may be sent site or course news from
time to time. This requires your consent in the registration process.
You can opt in by logging into the site or deregister from courses.
When
registering, your name and a working email address are essential. A
secure password may be allocated or can be defined by the user. It needs
to meet secure standards which are explained on the registration page.
Users can define other personal details and what can be shared.
Passwords can be recovered via a help button on the log-in page. Access
to courses is via manual enrolment by the tutor or by self-enrolment if
an enrolment key is provided in class.
Upon
log-in, the database logs user name, IP-address, date and time, as well
as any submissions and grades. Users can see such data in their user
profiles in the logs and gradebooks, including feedback posted by
tutors. Note that not all scores recorded are used for grading! Details
may vary and are explained in courses.
Such
information is for teaching and personal use only and will not be
shared with outside parties. In exceptional cases when grading is
contested, such data may be used in evidence, though.
Data
shared with other registered and logged-in users includes names,
profile photos and presence on the course site when logged in. This is
necessary for collaborative learning and explained during registration
before and in classes.
Registered
users are also made aware that reposting or distributing any content
elsewhere is explicitly forbidden. Any abuse or breach of these terms of
use will result in being banned from the site. Users are liable for
damages incurred.
Registered
users can unenrol from individual courses. A link is provided in the
personal profile. In order to deregister from the Moodle databases, send
an email to norbert.berger@uni-graz.at or a message to Norbert Berger
via the messaging function in Moodle.
25.5.2018
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Dear all,
With GDPR coming into force, I am writing to remind you of the sites "Study Soft Skills in English with NGBerger" and offer you to continue access if you want.
You have been registered and used the sites in the last two years and accepted old terms of use. GDPR requires some clarification...