Traduction de «ligne locale numérique » (Français → Anglais) :

asymmetric digital subscriber line [ ADSL | asymmetrical digital subscriber line ]

asymmetric digital subscriber line | asymmetrical digital subscriber loop | ADSL [Abbr.]

digital single market [ digital agenda | DSM | e-single market | online single market | single market for digital content ]

digital local exchange

digital self-publishing | self epublishing | online self-publishing

local digital exchange | time-division local exchange

subscriber line | subscriber loop | local line | local loop | loop | access line

digital contract [ eContract | e-contract | electronic contract | electronic contracting | online contract ]

The key priorities on internationalisation at home and digital learning for higher education institutions and Member States are to: – Capitalise on the international experiences and competences of the staff of HEIs, aiming to develop international curricula for the benefit of both non-mobile and mobile learners; – Increase the opportunities offered to students, researchers and staff to develop their language skills, particularly local language tuition for individuals following courses in English, to maximise the benefits of European ...[+++]linguistic diversity; – Develop opportunities for international collaboration via online learning and expand the use of ICTs and Open Education Resources for new delivery modes to widen access, internationalise curricula and pave the way for new forms of partnerships.

35. Considers it necessary for the Commission and the Member States to adopt a two-way approach to the issue of competence and digital skills by investing in digital education and digital infrastructures, as well as in the integration of digital content and methods in existing scholar programmes; recommends a continued focus on improving how children are protected online, through transparent self-regulatory measures in accordance with existing national and EU legislation, where appropriate; calls on the Commission and the Member States to make offers for all generations in order to mediate an appropriate and autonomous handling of info ...[+++]rmation overload, as well as to invest more in the creation of European networks for the teaching of media literacy, to promote the exchange of best practice and to ensure the European visibility of national, regional or even local initiatives;

Member States should encourage local and regional authorities to be fully and effectively involved in the governance of digital service infrastructures, and ensure that projects of common interest relating to cross-border delivery of eGovernment services take into account the EIF recommendations.

9. Points out that efficient health services are an important tool for regional development and competitiveness; notes that in many Member States health policy is, to varying extents, entrusted to regional and local authorities, and welcomes their active involvement in eHealth project design and implementation; calls for the role of regional and local authorities in developing mHealth services and eHealth infrastructure to be strengthened and urges the development of public-private partnerships to optimise medical services and make the most efficient use thereof; takes the view that a well-functioning multi-level governance approach i ...[+++]s a precondition for the successful introduction and implementation of eHealth and the acquisition and development of new types of digital skill by healthcare professionals and patients;