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Tearing Down the Walls
In this article, Dr. Elayne Coakes analyses the project Tearing Down the Walls, which draws upon a Web 2.0 infrastructure to provide an environment in which students develop applications in accordance with their needs. The project idea came from Roger James, Information Systems Director at the University of Westminster. He wondered what would happen if students were allowed to develop new applications for other students and maybe staff within the existing ‘garden walls’ of the university’s applications. The project is called internally TWOLER where the ‘LER’ stands for Lightweight Enterprise RSS and the ‘TWO’ for Web 2.0.
moreCase Study: Building a Web Business from Scratch
Radio Lingua is an e-learning languages resource which has seen more than 30 million downloads of its podcasts since its launch in late 2006. New Media Knowledge spoke to the founder to find out how language learning online helped him give up the day job.
moreEncyclopaedic Knowledge
Search and advertising giant, Google is developing an online encyclopaedia that looks set to go head to head with Wikipedia, Tim Hoang reports.
moreLearning difficulties & accessibility
Web accessibility for those with learning difficulties can prevent some unique challenges - find out why and what you should be doing.
moreCimex Gains BBC eLearning Projects
Digital elearning specialist, Cimex, has been chosen as one of the external agencies to develop content for BBC jam, the forthcoming free broadband learning space for 5-16 year olds...
moreLearning & Multiplayer Virtual Worlds
Technical developments in massive multiplayer virtual worlds are advancing dramatically. Second Life, created and inhabited by users, prototypes the role MMVWs can play in education processes...
moreLearning Metrics
This half-day event arranged jointly with the E.E.P. considered the impact of digital systems on learning activities. Experts from digital and learning fields looked at current lessons to be learned and the potential knowledge streams flowing from learning data. Read the full event report....
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Learning Metrics - Understanding Learning Processes
A student using learning software, systems and ICT tools learns, a computer game player learns, a visitor to a website learns, a contributor to online discussion forums learns, a user of informal learning or leisure media learns. Learning Metrics is likely to become an area of considerable importance to educators, government and people funding development of learning and leisure software and information systems. If these are your business it is time to become aware of learning metrics.
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Does e-learning make any difference?- Evaluation from scratch
Evaluating any form of learning is probably the most important single stage in establishing if all the previous work has made any difference whatsoever. The question that everyone wants the answer to is ? is there an easy way to do evaluation?
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Mobile Learning - flash-in-the-pan or the next big thing?
Just like e-learning, mobile learning has its limitations but it also provides a host of new possibilities to deliver learning when you need it, literally wherever you are. This conference will explore just where we are in delivering learning using mobile devices.
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