Vasiliki Mitropoulou
Professor
Scientific Subject: Teaching the lesson of
Religion in Education with the use
of New Technologies
Government Gazette : 778/20-06-2014, C
Contact
Office Phone: 2310-997075
Email: mitro@theo.auth.gr
Webpage: users.auth.gr/mitro
Office Hours: Tuesday 11.00 – 13.00 – Office 04, Ground floor.
Brief CV
Mitropoulou Vasiliki is Professor of Pedagogy and Didactics (with emphasis on ICT) at the Department of Theology of AUTh. She studied Italian Philology and then Theology at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki where she continued her postgraduate studies and prepared her doctoral dissertation. Teaches Introduction to Pedagogy, Didactics of Religious Studies, Practical Exercises in the context of “Teaching the Course of Religious Studies”, Contemporary Educational Issues, Religious Education, Modern Design and Teaching Trends of Religious Studies, Religious Artistic Religious and Religious Education , Learning Theories in technological environments, Teaching methodologies with integration of ICT in learning environments. Her main publications are: The educational software in the teaching of the course of Religious Studies, Vania publications, Thessaloniki, 2008, “New Technologies and Religious Education, published by Vania, Thessaloniki, 2008, Sociocultural learning theories. Application in Teaching practice using a computer, published by Vania, Thessaloniki 2009, Jonassen D., Howland J., Marra R. & Crismond D., Models for writing works and Bibliography, published by Methexis, Thessaloniki, 2009, Essential learning with the Technology (translation – original title: Meaninglful Learning with Technology), Methexis publications, Thessaloniki 2011. Trainer in seminars for theologians, teachers and clergy. President of the Pedagogical Society of Greece – Macedonia Branch. Erasmus Intensive Program Coordinator (IP) entitled “The contribution of religious Education to a Europe of Diversity” held in Thessaloniki from 21-31 / 05/2012. Coordinator of the group of teachers for the digital enrichment of the electronic books of Religious (Elementary, High School, Lyceum).