How to create flexible runtime delivery of distance learning courses

Colin Tattersall*, Hubert Vogten, Francis Brouns, Rob Koper, Peter Van Rosmalen, Peter Sloep, Jan Van Bruggen

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    Abstract

    Distance Learning Providers serve large populations of learners, frequently offering the same course to different groups of learners over lengthy periods of time. This article argues that (re-) running e-learning courses with different combinations of learners and staff requires a distinction between abstract representations of courses and instances of these representations involving specific learners and support staff. The article provides an analysis of the requirements for multiple deliveries of courses, describes the design of an approach which meets these requirements together with experiences resulting from implementation of the design. The article concludes with a discussion of the approach.
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)226-236
    Number of pages11
    JournalEducational Technology & Society
    Volume8
    Issue number3
    Publication statusPublished - 26 May 2005

    Keywords

    • Course delivery
    • IMS learning design
    • Distance education
    • Architectures for educational technology systems

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    • Delivering courses modelled using IMS Learning Design

      Tattersall, C., Vogten, H., Brouns, F., Koper, R., Van Rosmalen, P., Sloep, P. & Van Bruggen, J., 28 Nov 2003, In: Default journal.

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