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ECEL 2010
4-5 November, Porto, Portugal
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The preliminary programme for the conference is given below. A more detailed programme will be posted once the review process has been completed.


It is not advisable to make travel arrangements based on this early preliminary programme. If you need to present on a specific day, please contact the conference director Sue Nugus who will try to accommodate your request. A .pdf version of this timetable can be found in the participant section of the conference At a Glance page.

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Section 1

Thursday 4 November Streams A-F

Section 2

Friday 5 November Streams A-F

Posters

 

Posters_Abstracts

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Wednesday 3 November 2010

18:30

Pre-Conference registration and welcome drink at the IBIS HOTEL (from 1830-1930)

 

Thursday 4 November 2010

9:00

Registration and coffee

 

9:30

Room: Auditório E
Welcome from the conference chair:
Carlos Vaz De Carvalho

 

9:45

Keynote address: Juan Carlos Burguillo, University of Vigo, Spain
Using Intelligent Technologies to Support e-Learning

 

10:30

Conference splits into parallel sessions

 

 

 

 

Room - Auditório E
Stream A:
Mini Track on ePortfolios
Chair:
Mark Brown

Room - H202
Stream B:
Mobile Learning
Chair:
Pedro Reis

Room - H206
Stream C:
Design issues
Chair:
Geraldine Jones

Room - H208
Stream D:
Perspectives
Chair:
Rose Heaney

Room - H210
Stream E:
Mini Track on e-Assessment
Chair:
Paul Peachey

 

10:45

Using a Weblog as an E-Portfolio Tool in Elementary School Essay Writing
Nicolaidou Iolie, Cyprus University of Technology, Limassol

Creating Effective Multimedia Learning Materials for the Mobile Platform: Ensuring Current Guidelines fit new Platforms
Gray Colin, Edinburgh Napier University, Scotland, UK

Simulation Course Redesign and Educational Software Selection
Andreatos Antonios, Hellenic Air Force Academy and Apostolos Leros, Technological Institute of Chalkis, Greece

Cultural Awareness in Vocational E-learning
Sousa Sónia, Terje Väljataga and Mart Laanpere, Tallinn University, Estonia

An Automated Individual Feedback and Marking System: An Empirical Study
Barker Trevor, University of Hertfordshire, UK

 

11:15

Paradigm Shift: From E-Portfolios to PLEs
Tavares Célia, Luciana Oliveira and Manuel Moreira da Silva, School of Accouting and administration of Oporto, Portugal

M- Learning: A Tool to Support Learning Processes in Portuguese Educational Context
Reis Rosa and Paula Escudeiro, Instituto Superior de Engenharia Informática / GILT – Graphics, Interaction and Learning Technologies, Portugal

An Approach to Diversity: the Effectiveness of IPTEACES E-Learning Framework
Pena Nuno and Pedro Isaias, Universidade Aberta, Portugal

Retention and Progression of Online Global Students: a Pilot Approach
Slade Sharon and Elizabeth Mullett, Open University, UK

Computer-Based Assessment:Sounds Easy, Is It Really?
Amaral Margarida and Hugo Ribeiro, Universidade do Porto, Portugal

 

11:45

Weblog as a School Project Journal
Filipcic Mojca, SE Vincenzo e Diego de Castro, Slovenia

Experiences Obtained by Using Open,  Web-Based Mobile Learning Technology for Smartphones in Higher Education
Stav John,  Gabrielle Hansen-Nygård, Sør-Trøndelag University College, Norge

Science, Sport and Technology - A Contribution to Educational Challenges
O'Hara Kelly, University of Beira Interior, Portugal, Paula Reis, Informations Verifications Services Inc., FLorida, USA, Dulce Esteves, Rui Brás and Luisa Branco,University of Beira Interior, Portugal

Perspectives of Online Education
Lopes dos Reis Felipa, Carlos Pedro Santos Pinho, Mário Carrilho Negas, António Eduardo Martins, Universidade Aberta, Lisbon, Portugal

Using a VLE for Efficient and Effective Feedback
Lund Nick, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK

 

12:15

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

Thurs
4 Nov

Room - Auditório E
Stream A:
Models and Frameworks
Chair:
Alisdair Smithies

Room - H202
Stream B:
Mini track on Evaluating Virtual Learning Environments
Chair:
Neal Sumner

Room - H206
Stream C:
Mini track on Personalised eLearning
Chair:
Jana Kapounova

Room - H208
Stream D:
Mini-Track em Português/Espanhol
Chair: Paula Escudeiro

Room - H210
Stream E:
Mini Track on e-Assessment
Chair:
Paul Peachey

Room - Sala de Reuniões
Stream F:
Learning in the Workplace
Chair:
Uwe Hoppe

13:30

Approaches to Student Modeling in the Context of E-Learning 2.0
Barker Trevor and Stella Lee, University of Hertfordshire, UK

The Distance E-Learning: Comparative Students´Evaluation in 2005 and 2010. Example of University of Hradec Kralove.
Šimonová Ivana and Martin Bílek, University of Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic

E-Learning Expectations and Experiences of Executive MBA Students
Bentley Yongmei and Habte Selassie, University of Bedfordshire, UK

O Quadro Interactivo Como uma Ferramenta Colaborativa no Contexto do Ensino Português
Pinto Ana, Colégio Internato dos Carvalhos,  Carvalhos, Portugal, Eduardo Cardoso, Universidade Católica Portuguesa –Porto, Portugal and Paula Escudeiro, Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto, Portugal

Onscreen Marking - Saving time, Saving a Tree Being Productive
Moller Johann and F. Myburgh, University of South Africa (UNISA), South Africa

Designing a Modern Audio and Video Network in Regional Centre’s for Delivery of Vocational Education and Training
Stav John, Sør-Trøndelag University College, Norge

14:00

Models of Assessment in E-Learning: A Mix-Method Approach to the Choices of the Trainers
Cacao Rosario and Antonio Dias de Figueiredo, Coimbra University, Portugal

Assessing Student Transitions during Blended Learning Activities
 Nakayama Minoru and Hiroh Yamamoto,  Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

Professional Online Learning Porcesses: Sustained Effort and Self-efficacy 
Torras M. Eulalia. Open University of Catalonia, Spain

Comunidades de Prática em Ambientes Virtuais:da Teoria à Experiência Colaborativa
Macário Maria João, Ticiana Tréz, Sandra Ferrão-Lopes  and Jorge Gonçalves, Isabel Cabrita, Lúcia Pombo,Universidade de Aveiro, Portugal

Enhanced Approach of Automatic Creation of Test Items to Foster Modern Learning Setting
Guetl Christian, Klaus Lankmayr  and Joachim Weinhofer, Institute for Information Systems and New Media (IICM), TU-Graz, Austria

Designing and Developing Product Oriented Training Methods in Vocational Education
Stav John and Erik Engh, Sør-Trøndelag University College, Norge

14:30

Document Based Business Simulations on E-Learning Platforms: A Development Framework and Some Usage Evidence from France and Romania
Calciu Mihai, LEM - University Lille 1, France, Ioan Popa, Dorel Paraschiv and Cristiana Tudor,Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania

Building a Virtual “Global Community of Learners” in Radiation Medicine: The IAEA Model
Chhem Rethy and Thomas Pascual, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Austria, Penelope Engel-Hills, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, South Africa, Kathy Hibbert, The University of Western Ontario and Sharon Rich, Nipissing University, Canada

Soap User Modeling: A Sharable Open Adaptive Profiles
Maglad  Khalid, King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia and  Tahani Al-Subait, Umm Al-Qura University, Saudi Arabia

Novas Tecnologias na U.PORTO: Tendências, Experiências e Desafios
Martins Isabel and Teresa Correia, University of Porto, Portugal

Pedagogical and Innovative Practice: Using Technologies to Support Assessment and Assessment Feedback in Real-Time
Doolan Martina, University of Hertfordshire, UK

Rock, Paper, Scissors: Overcoming Barriers to Changing Staff Practice in Technology Enhanced Learning
Saward Guy and Irene Anderson, University of Hertfordshire, UK

15:00

 

The Importance of the Mundane
Kandler Clifton, University of Greenwich, UK

Using Social Software to Enhance the Student E-Learning Experiences and Activities in Higher Education
Negas Mário, Felipa Reis, Carlos Pinho, António Martins, Universidade Aberta, Lisbon, Portugal

Mundos Virtuais Como Ferramentas de Suporte ao Processo Ensino/Aprendizagem
Reis Rosa and Paula Escudeiro, Instituto Superior de Engenharia Informática / GILT – Graphics, Interaction and Learning Technologies, Portugal

"Turn it in or Turn it off" – Confirming and Disconfirming Experience for Innovative Computer-Aided Assessment and Feedback
Chew Esyin, Trevor Price, Colin Rogers, Kim Blakey, Norah Noblett, Ana Martins and Isabel Martins Univeristy of Glamorgan, UK

Collaborative Problem Solving:  a 21st-Century Skill
Care Esther and Patrick Griffin, University of Melbourne, Australia

15:30

Refreshments

Refreshments

Refreshments

Refreshments

Refreshments

Refreshments

Thurs
4 Nov

Room - Auditório E
Stream A:
eLearning in Higher Education
Chair: Elizabeth Mullett

Room - H202
Stream B:
Evaluation and Assessment
Chair:
Kelly O'Hara

Room - H206
Stream C:
Mini Track on Game and Simulation Based Learning
Chair: Carlos Vaz de Carvalho

Room - H208
Stream D:
Mini-Track em Português/Espanhol
Chair: Paula Escudeiro

Room - H210
Stream E:
Undergraduate Teaching and Learning in a Networked Environment
Chair:
Nick Lund

 

16:00

Effectiveness of Online Education and Learning Support for Medical Radiation Science Students
Palmer Cathryne, Christopher Perumalla, Jessica Mak, Nohjin Kee and Stephen Matthews, University of Toronto, Canada

Assessing eLearning -  Finding a Model for Higher Education
Martins Antonio Eduardo, Felipa Reis, Mario Negas and Carlos Pinho, Universidade Aberta, Portugal

Student Perceptions of a Second Life  Virtual Patient to Complement More Traditional Forms of Clinical Education
Heaney Rose, Vrede-Shevonna Timmins, Paula Booth and Joe Dawes, University of East London, UK

Correcção Semi-Automática de Respostas em Texto Livre
Escudeiro Nuno, Paula Escudeiro and Augusto Cruz, Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto, Portugal

The Impact of Technologies in a First Year Undergraduate Course for Social Scientists
Secker Jane, Athina Chatzigavriil and Jonathan Leape, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK

 

16:30

Organizational Learning as a Guarantee to Survive and a Competitive Advantage for Universities
Nazem Fattah, Islamic Azad University, Roudehen Branch, Iran

Evaluating Training Outcomes: Does E-Learning Make a Difference for Small and Medium Sized Enterprises
Roy Andrée, Université de Moncton, Canada

A survey of adult education campi in Second Life
Pereira Jorge, Joel Pereira, Cristóvão Costa, Daniel Silva, João Varajão and  Leonel Morgado, UTAD, Portugal

 

S.E.L.C - Sportive E Learning Centre: Synchronous Short- Term Tailored Teaching for Low-Performing Students.
Avni-Schon Hana and Dorit Barat, Seminar HaKibbutzim College of Education Tel Aviv, Israel

 

17:00

Close of the Conference day

Close of the Conference day

Close of the Conference day

Close of the Conference day

Close of the Conference day

 

18:15

Buses leave for the Conference Dinner at Taylors Port

22:00

Buses return from the conference dinner to the Conference Hotels

Friday 5 November 2010

8:30

Refreshments

9:00

Room:  Auditório E
Opening messages:

9:05

Room:  Auditório E
Keynote address:
Jaime Villate, Professor at the Engineering Faculty of the Porto University
Open Source/Open Contents for e-Learning

9:45

Presentation to introduce ECEL 2011 from Susan Greener, University of Brighton, UK

9:55

Conference splits into streams

 

 

 

 

 

 

Room - Auditório E
Stream A:
eLearning Applications
Chair:
Jane Secker

Room - H202
Stream B:
eLearning in Higher Education
Chair:
Johann Moller

Room - H206
Stream C:
Collaborative Learning
Chair:
Leonel Morgado

Room - H208
Stream D:
Web-based e-Learning
Chairs:
Chris Perumalla

Room - H210
Stream E:
Methods of eLearning
Chair: Alexandra Mihai

Room - Sala de Reuniões
Stream F:
PhD Colloquium
Chair/Discussants: João Miguel Leitão and Jorge Mamede

10:00

A Learning Environment for Robotic Production Line Simulation
Dias André, Nuno Dias, Daniela Campos and Hugo Ferreira, ESEIG - Escola Superior de Estudos Industriais e de Gestão, Portugal

Diversity and Conformity in the Use of Technology by ‘Net Generation’ Learners: Exploring Research Outcomes to Inform Future Academic Practice
Jefferies Amanda, University of Hertfordshire, UK

A Gender Based Study for E-Learning in Pakistan
Majeed Athar, Fiserv (Europe), Uxbridge, UK

Discovering student web Usage Profiles Using Markov Chains
Marques Alice and  Orlando Belo, University of Minho, Portugal

Tool-Based Curricula and Visual Learning
Vasileska Dragica and Stephen Goodnick, Arizona State University, Gerhard Klimeck and Alejandra Magana, Purdue University, USA

10:00-10:10
Methodological Considerations in Developing Online Communication Skills in English Language Courses
Tuma František, Technical University of Liberec, Czech Republic
10:15-10:25
Cultural Studies Within Immersive Environments in the Internet: A Methodology Through Avatars
Gomez Flores Lilia and Martyn Horner, Glasgow School of Art, UK
10:30-10:40
An On-Line Tutor’s Instrument to Visualize the Learner’s Cognitive Activity
Garletti Agnès, Lium, Le-mans,France
10:45-10:55
Digital Storytelling Project: Identity and Voice in Higher Education
Ribeiro Sandra and Antonio Moreiera, Universidade de Aveiro, Portugal and and  Cristina Pinto da Silva, Instituto Superior de Contabilidade e Administração do Porto, IPP, Porto, Portugal
11:00-11:30
Feedback and discussion

10:30

Using Language Technologies to Support Individual Formative Feedback
Smithies Alisdair, Isobel Braidman,University of Manchester, Adriana Berlanga, Open University, The Netherlands, Debra Haley and  Fridolin Wild, Open University, UK

E-Learning at Czech Universities in 1999 - 2010
Poulová Petra and Ivana Šimonová, University of Hradec Králové, Czech Republic

STAR: A Collaborative Technology for Personalized Feedback in Learning
Singer Florence Mihaela, University of Ploiesti, Romania and Bin Yamin, Jerusalem College of Technology, Israel

Students and Blogging: How to Map the Informal Learning Process?
Andergassen Monika, David Moore, Andrea Gorra and Reinhold Behringer, Leeds Metropolitan University (GB), UK

Comparative Studies in Game-Based Language Learning: a Discussion of Methodology
Meyer Bente, Danish School of Education, Denmark

11:00

E-Learning - A Solution for Human Resources Development
Duica Mircea Constantin, Nicoleta Florea, Anisora Duica and Dragos Florea,  Valahia University of Targoviste, Romania

Measuring Staff Members Attitude Toward E-Learning at Faculties of Tourism and Hotels in Egypt
Ali Islam, institut of Business and computer Science, Germany

Towards a Holistic Conceptual Framework of Learner Engagement in CSCL Environments
Piki Andriani, Royal Holloway University of London, UK

Reusable and Inter-Operable Web-Based Intelligent Tutoring Systems Using SCORM 2004
Santos Gustavo and Álvaro Figueira, University of Porto,  Portugal

Life-Long Learning in the Life of a Military Professional
Cechová Ivana, Jana Beránková and Dana Zerzánová and Radka Mocova, University of Defence, Czech Republic

11:30

Refreshments
Poster Contributors will stand by their posters

 

Room - Auditório E
Stream A:
Video-Conferencing
Chair:
Bente Meyer

Room - H202
Stream B:
Web-based applications
Chair:
Amanda Jefferies

Room - H206
Stream C:
Digital competence
Chairs:
Blair Kuntz

Room - H208
Stream D:
Design and Development
Chair: Gilbert Peffer

Room - H210
Stream E:
Round Table
Chair: Wilfried Admiraal

Room - Sala de Reuniões
Stream F:
PhD Colloquium
Chair/Discussants: João Miguel Leitão and Jorge Mamede

12:00

Videoconference in Education at U.PORTO
Martins Samuel and Isabel Martins, University of Porto, Portugal

Web 2.0 Practices for Peer Assessment Processes: Exploring the Synergies and Tensions.
Jones Geraldine, University of Bath, UK

To Deal with Fluidity in the Networked Society - Self-Programming as a Digital Literacy Competence
Levinsen Karin Tweddell, Danish School of Education - Aarhus University, Denmark

The Design, Development and Implementation of a VLE Based on Pedagogical Principles
Peachey Paul, University of Glamorgan, Wales,  Gavin Clarke, Martin Smidman, Dan Seymour and Lyndon Anderson, Pontllanfraith Comprehensive school, South Wales, UK

Round Table Discussion
Technology to Support Teacher Communities in Secondary Schools
Wilfried Admiraal, University of Amsterdam and Ditte Lockhorst, Oberon Utrecht, The Netherlands

12:00-12:10
Contextual Analysis of Remote Experimentation Using the Actor-Network Theory
Costa Ricardo, Gustavo Alves, ISEP, Mário Rela and Licínio Roque, FCTUC, Portugal
12:30-1240
Educational Scenario Testing and its Data Mining in the Immersive 3D Virtual Reality Environment
Cherenkova Nina, University of Reading, UK and Svetlana Chuprina, Perm State University, Russia
12:15:12:25
Teachers’ Approaches and Conceptions of ICT in Teaching in Higher Education: Cultural-Historical View
Alshahrani Khalid, Monash University, Australia
1245-1300
Feedback and discussion

12:30

Social Learning Technologies: Are They Created Equal?
Charbonneau-Gowdy Paula, Canada School of Public Service and Ivana Cechova, University of Defence, Brno, Czech Republic

Utilization of Web Portals and Their Services: A case study
Cerna Miloslava and Martina Manenova, University of Hradec Králové, Czech Republic

Digital Competences in Online Classes
Cartelli Antonio, University of Cassino, Italy, Maria Greco, M Cruciani, ITIS "A. Volta" - Frosinone and Silvia Ruggiero, I.P.S.S.A.R. Cassino (FR), Italy

Education Project About Climate for Multi-User E-Learning Courses
Vavra Ales, Vilem Pechanec, Vit Vozenilek, Palacky University Olomouc and Jirina Jilkova, University of Economics, Prague, Czech Republic

13:00

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

Fri
5 Nov

Room -  Auditório E
Stream A:
eLearning Applications
Chair:
Clifton Kandler

Room - H202
Stream B:
Technology
Chair: Karin Levinsen

Room - H206
Stream C:
Evaluation
Chair:
Isabel Martins

Room - H208
Stream D:
Ontology
Chairs:

Room - H210
Stream E:
Blended Learning
Chair:
Colin Gray

Room - Sala de Reuniões
Stream F:
Learning Styles
Chair: John Stav

14:00

Freeware Authoring Tools for E-Content – Current Experience
Reis Pedro and Isabel Damiao, Universidade Fernando Pessoa, Portugal

Using YouTube and Podcasting to Enhance Teaching and Learning Arabic as a Foreign Language for Adult Listening Skills
Kuntz Blair, University of Toronto, Canada

Connectivist Approaches to Student Evaluation
Jancarik Antonin, Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic

Using Ontology and Metadata to Integrate E-learning Resources and Administrative Information System of University
 Chuprina Svetlana and  Natalya Statsenko, Perm State University, Russia

Blended Learning as a Form of Modern Language Teaching
Hubackova Sarka and Blanka Frydrychova Klimova, University of Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic

The Felder Silverman Learning Styles of Ergonomics Students
Jackson Aileen and  Leonard O'Sullivan, University of Limerick, Ireland

14:30

LiveChat: Issues of Control
Greener, Sue, University of Brighton, UK

Supporting the Processes of Teaching and Learning: How Digital Learning Platforms  Support Progressive Education
Bundsgaard Jeppe, Aarhus University, Denmark

Evaluation of Quality of Learning Object: Several Scientific Approaches
Kurilovas Eugenijus, Institute of Mathematics and Informatics and Virginija Bireniene and Silvija Serikoviene, Centre for Information Technologies in Education, Lithuania

Ontological Model for the Course of Photography
Olsevicova Kamila, University of Hradec Králové, Czech Republic

Teaching European Studies: A Blended Learning Approach
Mihai Alexandra and Alina Christova, Vrije Universiteit, Belgium

Metaphors in E-Learning
Tuncay Nazime, Near East University, Mustafa Tuncay, Atatürk Teacher Academy, North Cyprus and Ioana Stanescu, Advanced Technology Systems, Romania

15:00

Mobile Development Portfolio for Smart and Quality Education
Stefan Antoniu, Ioana Andreea Stanescu, Advanced Technology Systems,Targoviste, Gladiola Chete, Veronica Stefan, Valahia University of Targoviste Politehnica University of Timisoara and Catalin Radu, National Defence University, Romania

Towards Text Mining in Technology-Enhanced Learning
Bayer Jaroslav, Matej Čuhel, Jan Geryk, Tomáš Obšívač and Luboš Popelínský, Masaryk University Brno, Czech Republic

 

 

Effectiveness of Note Taking Activity in a Blended Learning Environment
Nakayama Minoru and Hiroh Yamamoto, Tokyo Institute of Technology and Kouichi Mutsuura, Shinshu University, Japan

An Intelligent e-Learning Environment as a Part of an Integrated University Information System
Cabukovski Vanco, Ss. Cyril and Methodius University, Skopje, Republic of Macedonia

15:30

Summary of the issues raised durng the conference
Led by Carlos Vaz de Carvalho

16:00

Close of conference

Close of conference

Close of conference

Close of conference

Close of conference

Close of conference

Posters with Work-in-Progress Papers

 

Towards eLearning 2.0: Case Study for an E-Learning Environment
Queirós Ricardo, Mário Pinto, Lino Oliveira and Cândida Silva, DI/ESEIG/IPP & KMILT, Portugal

Factors That Influence the Adoption of E-Learning: An Empirical Study in Kuwait
Alkharang Mubarak and Anastasia Papazafeiropoulou, Brunel University, UK

Teaching Styles Within an E-Learning System
Blanka Czeczotkova ,Jana Kapounova and Katerina Kostolanyova, University of Ostrava, Czech Republic

‘Explain it to me’: Feedback Mechanisms in the School of Building and Natural Environment, Glasgow Caledonian University.
Shapiro Angela, Aidan Johnston and Alison Nimmo, Glasgow Caledonian University, Scotland

A Blended Learning Course in a High School in México: Students Perceptions
Torres-Fernández Victor  and Lewis McAnally-Salas, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, Instituto de Investigación y Desarrollo Educativo, México

xDelia - Sensor and Game-Based Learning to Improving Financial Behaviour and Decisions
Peffer Gilbert, CIMNE, Spain, Gill Clough,Institute for Educational Technologies, The Open University, United Kingdom,Henrik Cederholm and Petar Jerčić,Game Systems and Interaction Research Laboratory, Blekinge Institute of Technology, Ronneby, Sweden

 

Intelligent Tutoring in E-Learning System
Kostolanyova Katerina Jana Sarmanova and Ondrej Takacs, Technical University Ostrava, Czech Republic

University Electronic Library for Human Resources Development in Siberia: School Content
Smolyaninova Olga and Vladimir Ovchinnikov, Siberian Federal University, Russian Federation

Social and Affective Interactions in Collaborative E-Learning Projects
Santiago Rowena, California State University San Bernardino, Danilo Baylen, University of West Georgia, USA and Minoru Nakayama, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

SELEAG - Serious Learning Games
Vaz de Carvalho Carlos David Gouveia and Duarte Lopes, GILT_ISEP, Portugal

PlayFM – Game Based Learning in Facility Management
 Otto Frank, Michael May and Florian Holzer, HTW Berlin, Germany

Project-Based Teaching, Learning and Assessment through eLearning
Van Heerden Dalize and Leoni Steyn, UNISA, Pretoria, South Africa

 

Postacademic Masters in Management of Transfusion Medicine (MMTM): An Evaluation of the eLearning Part of the Course
Smit Sibinga Cees Th., IDTM, Netherlands

Supporting the Reuse of Learning Objects Through  the use ofIMS LD Templates
Taveira Paulo and Isabel Azevedo, ISEP, Portugal

Participatory Design to Support Students’ Web-Based Inquiry of Complex, Socio-Scientific Problems.
Iolie Nicolaidou, Eleni A. Kyza, et al, Cyprus Ministry of Education and Culture, Cyprus

Telkom E-learning: Achieving Wider Implementation Benefits
Rofiq Aunur, Aan Priyatna and Eko Budi Harjo, PT. Telekomunikasi Indonesia, Tbk, Indonesia

Specific Management Tools for Distance Education (e-learning)
Duse Dan-Maniu and Carmen Sonia Duse, Universitatea Lucian Blaga, Sibiu, Romania

 

Posters with Abstracts

 

Criteria and Standards for the Evaluation of E Learning Education in the Field of Romanian Legal Science
Rusu Marcel Ioan, Court of Law, Romania

Learning Characteristics
Kostolanyova Katerina, Jana Sarmanova and Ondrej Takacs, Technical University Ostrava, Czech Republic

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

        

 

 

 

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