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Victoria Antoniadou is PostDoctoral Researcher at the Cyprus Alliance for Rare Disorders (CARD) since January 2019.

Her work at CARD focuses on the development of the RARE-e-CONNECT.eu platform for People with Rare Disorders and Healthcare Professionals. This project implements telecollaboration and best e-learning practices to create technology-enhanced deep learning opportunities for the rare disease patient and healthcare community in Cyprus. Specifically, the RARE-e-CONNECT.eu platform seeks to facilitate the exchange of RD medical and empirical disease-related expertise within Cyprus, with Europe and other countries to achieve national progress in the area.

Before joining CARD, she was Educational Scientist at the Thalassaemia International Federation for 2 years. Two major outcomes of this work was the Thal e-Course for patients and families and the e-ThalED programme for globally dispersed physicians treating thalassaemia. In 2015 and for three years, she worked as medical interpreter/translator and facilitator in state hospitals for the purposes of St George's Programme of the University of Nicosia Medical School in the fields of psychiatry, paediatrics, internal medicine and surgery. She also worked as Scientific Collaborator at the European University of Cyprus teaching and training for knowledge development, skills and technology-mediated instruction for future language teachers.

As a researcher, Victoria has worked in funded projects on the use of ‘learning technologies’ and the production of outcome measurements to document impact and benefit.

Victoria holds a PhD from the Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, specialising in telecollaboration for learning and professional development. At CARD, Victoria transfers successful, evidence-based pedagogical practices and skills to the field of health for healthcare improvement in Cyprus.

She speaks Greek, English, Spanish, and French. She holds an MA in Advanced Language Studies (Applied Linguistics) from the Liverpool John Moores University and a BA in French Language and Literature from the University of Cyprus and the Department of French Studies and Modern Languages.

You can also find her as Vicky Antoniadou, Βικτώρια Αντωνιάδου or Βίκυ Αντωνιάδου.


Email: vicky.antoniadou <at> gmail.com