Ankara University is one of the biggest universities in Turkey and has over 500 agreements all over Europe Universities. It was the first higher education institution founded in the Turkish Republic in 1946. Ankara University is a public university in Ankara, capital city of Turkey and it has 19 faculties, 14 institutions and 13 vocational schools.
The mission of Ankara University is to educate individuals that will guide the society in the fields of science and arts through a universal perspective, and to contribute to the production of science, technology and arts with its distinctive and qualified research.
The main objective of Ankara University is to sustain its pioneering identity being the first university of the Republic of Turkey through its qualified scientific research and education studies and to be one of the most prestigious universities in the world. Ankara University has adopted transparency, justice, equality of opportunity and qualification as principles, as well as openness to improvement and change; it regards itself as thoroughly modernist and accepts variety as a form of intellectual wealth. Within this context, it encourages all its members to contribute to improvement and innovation, and prepares the necessary ground for the sustainability of such contributions.
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Prof. Nevzat Özel (PhD) works at Ankara University Department of Information and Records Management as faculty member and Faculty of Open and Distance Education as vice dean. His research interests are information organization (cataloging, classification, subject headings, MARC, RDA, metadata), information and communication technologies, online learning, media and information literacy.
Assoc. Prof. Hale Ilgaz (PhD) works at Ankara University Faculty of Open and Distance Education as faculty member and also instructional designer. Her research interests are distance education, e-learning, instructional design, adult education, human-computer interaction, cognitive processes in e-learning environments and cognitve psychology. She has expertise in learning management systems, content development and instructional design.
Denizer Yıldırım (PhD) works at Ankara University Distance Education Center as Instructional Designer and R&D Specialist. His research interests are online learning, educational data mining, learning analytics and ICT integration.
Gülgün Afacan Adanır (PhD) is instructor and her research interests are distance education, learning analytics, e-government, and human computer interaction.
Mehmet Ali Celikbağ, Salih Demir and Mesut Sevindik are instructors at Ankara University Faculty of Open and Distance Education. Their research interests are distance education, programming languages, open source softwares, complex network analysis, data analysis and data mining.
Murat Çınar is instructor and his research interests are lifelong learning, media and information literacy, online learning and communication.
Rabia Tekin Özel is instructor at Ankara Keçiören Aydınlıkevler Anadolu Lisesi (Aydınlıkevler High School) and PhD Candidate at Ankara University. Her research interests are curriculum development, language teaching and international relationship.
Gönül Aydın is PhD Candidate and studies on educational administration and policy.
Onur Hoşnut is Erasmus Coordinator of Ankara University and expert on international student affairs and student exchance.
Number of Staff / Learners Academic Staff: 4.191, Administrative and Technical Staff: 7.333, Students: 67.034
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