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To this end the NSAI have embarked on a National programme of self-ruling guest lectures aimed at 3rd level staff and students virtually the country to teach them on how to search for and identify standards, and the unrestrictedness of standards which wield in their respective fields. NSAI are single-minded to supporting the 3rd level institutes and libraries by providing wangle to the National Standards Database, at a very competitive price, in order to support the raising of sensation among students in relation to standards and standardization. Share: Facebook Twitter LinkedinIncreasinglyInformationSelf-rulingtextbook for education well-nigh standards Do you want to know increasingly well-nigh standards and standardization? Download your self-ruling reprinting of “A World Built on Standards” and its supporting training material 'MultipleNominationTasks'. Whether you are a student, researcher or lecturer understanding standards and standardisation is essential. This knowledge can be an important windfall in teaching and learning, but is far increasingly important in the workplace for future careers as managers, engineers, scientists or any other profession chosen. In order to support European education well-nigh standards, the National Standards Authority of Ireland (NSAI), Danish Standards, the British Standards Institution, the Finnish Standards Association and the University of Zagreb have, with support from the European Standards organisations CEN and CENELEC, ripened self-ruling educational material for higher education. The textbook guides you through a world built on standards. You will be introduced to topics such as: What is a standard? What are the benefits of standards? Who develops standards? How do I read a standard? What is CE-marking? How do standards relate to regulation? Can standards support innovation?  A World Built on Standards is supported by multiple nomination questions, Power Point presentations and specimen studies of how others have taught standards and standardization.Withouteach installment in the textbook, questions that can be used as discussion points on matters related to the installment are provided. This publication and all supporting material is self-ruling to distribute, but not for commercial use.  Guest Lectures To avail of self-ruling guest lectures on Standards and Standardisation from the NSAI or if you have any questions, comments or suggestions for this material, please contact Kieran Cox at (01) 807 3875 or kieran.cox@nsai.ie What is the i2i platform? The i2i Platform has been designed to enable 3rd level librarians, lecturers and students wangle well-judged up to stage full-text collections of Irish (I.S.), European (EN) and International (ISO) Standards. The i2i Platform can unhook important worldwide Standards and Technical information from over 300 global publishers such as the NSAI, ISO, ASTM and ASME. The service is scalable and provides the worthiness to add remoter full-text collections of worldwide publishers; enabling librarians, lecturers and students, to view and manage on-line important national and international full-text Standards. Benefits are: Full wangle to all Irish (I.S.), European (EN) and International (ISO) StandardsWangleto these documents through the i2i system wideness multiple web-based devices anywhere and at unendingly Secure password protection and document tenancy View full-text documents instantly through the on-line viewer without having to wait for lengthy downloads Add relevant content directly to pages of the document Bookmark individual PDF pages permitting quick and easy reference Search within the full-text document The NSAI withal with CEN, CENELEC and ETSI, the three European Standards Organisations, are single-minded to promote and support education well-nigh standardization. What can NSAI do for my School, College or University? The NSAI provide self-ruling guest lectures on Standards and Standardisation to lecturers and their students ensuring first hand wangle to the wits and knowledge in the National Standards Authority of Ireland. Having wangle to the National Standards Database hosted on the i2i platform ensures up to stage Standards are misogynist to lecturers for teaching purposes and to students who need wangle to these Standards for coursework and project purposes. The pursuit have wangle to the National Standards Database through their library services and have benefited from self-ruling NSAI guest lectures: Cork Institute of Technology Dublin City University (DCU) Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT) Colleges Institute of Technology Sligo National University of Ireland, Galway National University of Ireland, Limerick Trinity College Dublin University College Cork University College Dublin Limerick Institute of Education Who do I contact in the NSAI regarding guest lectures or wangle to the National Standards Database? If you would like the NSAI to unhook self-ruling guest lectures on Standards and Standardization to your students or staff, or would like to discuss having wangle to the National Standards Database, please contact Kieran Cox at 01 807 3875 or kieran.cox@nsai.ie What is Education well-nigh Standardization? Education well-nigh Standardization (EaS) is teaching pupils, students, CEOs, managers, employees in business, and life-long learners the subject of standards and standardization. The level of education has to be thoughtfully tailored to these target audiences. It may include the use and benefits of standards, the strategic importance of standardization for merchantry and Europe's competitiveness, how to implement standards in businesses and how to participate in standardization to influence the content of future standards. As stated in the European Standards Organisations’ Policy on education well-nigh standardization, the importance of standards and standardization for businesses and society has increased dramatically over the last decade. Standards provide a range of major benefits, including: Facilitating trade in the global market and enabling global market wangle by removing technical barriers to trade and increasing competitiveness Providing investment conviction for businesses through the certainty achieved by codifying in standards existing knowledge e.g. proven technologies Standardization fosters innovation, which is indispensable for economic growth expressly in ripened countries through establishment of new technologies in the market and providing interoperability and compatibility between new and existing products, services, processes and systems Being a policy tool which facilitates regulation aimed at developing new markets for products and services as well as the Single European market Why is Education well-nigh Standardization so important? Education and sensation of standards and standardization in Europe have not kept pace and this has resulted in a deficit in the understanding of both the use and the minutiae of standards. Other regions of the world, notably Asia, have increased efforts on education well-nigh standardization, with resulting benefits. In the medium and long term, the lack of knowledge, skills and scientific research in Europe well-nigh standardization will result in a reduction in the competitive skills of European businesses. Europe and Ireland need to maintain merchantry competitiveness at world–class level and prepare current and future CEOs, managers and workers for the waffly needs of the emerging markets. Educations and Standardization Links CEN/CENELEC/ETSI Joint Working Group on Education well-nigh Standardization European Standards Organisations Masterplan on Education well-nigh Standardisation CEN/CENELEC/ETSI Online Repository of Educational Material Model Standardization Curriculum for Higher Education Model Curriculum for Training on Standards in Vocational Education and Training (VET) European Standards Organizations first dialogue on Education well-nigh Standardization NSAI Support for Research and Innovation NSAI regularly deals with people involved in research activities or in the workforce who have little or no knowledge of Standards and Standardisation, yet these people are the users and future authors of Standards. Such people come to NSAI for advice, sometimes at the last minute, without realising a standard may wield to their professional activities. In order to support your activities and ensure you have wangle to relevant information, the NSAI Standards Education and Promotion Team are misogynist to discuss where Standards may be of goody to you and your activities. We can show you how to identify the Standards you need to reference and unhook introductory talks to you and your staff. SME eLearning Do you want to learn well-nigh standardization in a quick and easy way? Through short animations and explanatory texts, you will learn well-nigh the benefits of using standards and of participating in standardization. This eLearning tool for SMEs consists of 6 modules with individual subjects. Each module begins with a review of the learning targets, followed by an volatility that explains the subject based on a touchable situation.Withoutthe animation, you can read increasingly well-nigh the subject and finally test your knowledge. If you so wish, you can print a Certificate of Achievement. The eLearning tool is misogynist in 23 languages. Just make a selection to your language and read increasingly about: What are standards and what does it midpoint for your company? By whom and how are standards developed? Why should you use standards? What can you proceeds from participation in the minutiae of standards? How do you find a specific standard and how could it be applied? How could you influence the content of a standard? An uneaten module provides specimen studies well-nigh the benefits of participation in standardization and the use of standards. Find out how Standards support SMEs  Contact Us National Standards Authority of Ireland 1 Swift Square, Northwood, Santry, Dublin 9, Ireland D09 A0E4 Údarás um Chaighdeáin Náisiúnta na hÉireann, 1 Cearnóg Swift, An Choill Thuaidh, Seantrabh, Baile Átha Cliath 9, Éire D09 A0E4 +353 1 807 3800 info@nsai.ie Standards What Are Standards? 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