Seamless production of interoperable e-Learning units: stakes and pitfalls

Nadia Spang Bovey, Nicolas Dunand

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    Abstract

    The modeling of a 28-week course in Information Theory using IMS Learning Design Level B specification proved its efficiency for describing complex learning scenarios. This article briefly summarizes the method used to create the real-life unit of learning. The experiment showed that, although various types of editing software and rendering engines are available, the resulting production process relies too much on computer specialists to be adopted as a strategy at the institutional level, and that the lack of integration exhibited by both the software and the engines in terms of Virtual Learning Environments prevents large-scale deployment.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationProceedings of International Workshop in Learning Networks for Lifelong Competence Development
    Subtitle of host publicationTENCompetence Conference.
    EditorsR Koper, K Stefanov
    Place of PublicationShoumen
    PublisherINCOMA ltd
    Pages61-67
    ISBN (Print)954-90906-8-X
    Publication statusPublished - 30 Jun 2006
    EventTENCompetence Conference - Sofia, Bulgaria
    Duration: 30 Mar 200631 Mar 2006

    Conference

    ConferenceTENCompetence Conference
    Country/TerritoryBulgaria
    CitySofia
    Period30/03/0631/03/06

    Keywords

    • TENCompetence
    • Interoperability
    • Unit of Learning

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