Learning Resources in Sustainable Energy (SustEner)
Abstract
This paper present comprehensive learningresources developed for education in sustainable energy for
professionals from industry, for teachers and also for
students. Nine on-line learning modules are available within
a modern learning portal. Each module is enriched by
remote or virtual experiments that enable the learner to get
some practical experience and better understanding of the
presented theoretical concepts. Outlines of the learning
modules with short description of the remote or virtual
experiments are given.
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