1 Establishment of a multi- stakeholder e-Learning Centre in Namibia Presented by: Mrs. C.M. Beukes-Amiss University of Namibia eLC Coordinator eLC Namibia.

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1 Establishment of a multi- stakeholder e-Learning Centre in Namibia Presented by: Mrs. C.M. Beukes-Amiss University of Namibia eLC Coordinator eLC Namibia

2 Overview Objective Fact-finding mission Decision Maker Workshop Establishment of NOLNet eLC eLC workflow, course developments, training to stakeholders Sucess factors Challenges Sustainability Plans ahead – beyond Namibian borders

3 eLC Namibia Need for eLC Namibia a large country with a small widely dispersed population with several regions in need of e-services for all, but with a strong vision to avoid duplication of efforts Very diverse educational institutions Primary-secondary-tertiary-private-vocational training institutions and governmental divisions All at different levels of e-activities and services Need to bring multiple stakeholders together and use one common Learning Management System (LMS)

4 eLC Namibia Fact-finding Mission By InWEnt (German Capacity Building Institution) in January 28/ a result of 7 Namibians already trained by InWEnt through its eLDI programme All stakeholders presented current state of e- learning affairs Report of fact-finding mission Recommendations - University of Namibia spearhead (training) -Polytechnic assist with infrastructure - Efficiency for eLC based on a multi-stakeholder approach

5 eLC Namibia Decision Maker workshop June 1/ Initiated by Ministry of Education and Office of the Prime Minister in Namibia Supported and facilitated by InWEnt All together 16 stakeholders representing the PPPs in Namibia Objective: establishment of a multi-stakeholder e-Learning Centre

6 eLC Namibia Decision Maker Workshop (Continued) Reach agreeement in the use of a common platform (LMS) Prior research on LMSs helped in the decision – Kewl.NextGen - Avoir project Four taskforces were appointed - Management and Governance -Business/Financial Plan -Technical Audit -Policy

7 eLC Namibia eLC establishment eLC- established under auspices of the Namibian Open Learning Network Trust (NOLNet) NOLNet an existing open and distance learning network trust NOLNet eLC operational as a e-Learning Standing Committee and Management

8 eLC Namibia Training - NOLNet eLC Workflow checklist from course idea – to implemented and facilitated course product - to guide all stakeholders Training of 40 representatives of all stakeholders in 2005, and 40 in 2006, through 4 courses of InWEnt‘s eLearning Development and Implementation programme content online

9 eLC Namibia Training - NOLNet eLC (Continued) These four courses were: - Instructional Design - Content Development - e-Learning Management - Support of Virtual Learning Communities

10 eLC Namibia Training - NOLNet eLC 2006 (Continued) Change Management Workshop (COL/Gesci) Storyboard Worskhop (InWEnt) Production Workshop (COL) Technical Training Workshop (COL)

11 eLC Namibia Training - NOLNet eLC 2006 (Continued) 10 course products were developed with a strong focus towards Namibia‘s Development goals and MDGs Participation in further development of Kewl.NextGen

12 eLC Namibia Key success factors All joining hands Driven by Ministry of Education and through ICT for education policy One common platform Transparency Training spearheaded by NOLNet eLC for multiplicators and champions to result in Training of trainers

13 eLC Namibia Challenges Top Management Buy in Scarce resources but willing to work with existing infrastructure Sharing of content – Open license agreement Quality Assurance at various levels Existing e-content evaluation

14 eLC Namibia Sustainability - NOLNet eLC serves as a service hub for all e-activities in Namibia Financial contributions from all stakeholders focus on regional collaboration, i.e. to become a SADC wide e-Learning Centre Continuous collaboration between NOLNet eLC, InWEnt, COL, and other cooperation partners to become an efficient and effective multi- stakeholder, sustainable e-Learning Centre.

15 eLC Namibia Plans ahead NOLNet eLC coordinates the first eLDI Africa programme in collaboration with Common Sense, fully sponsored and supported by InWent Started 29 May – 2 June in Ethiopia with 25 participants from all over Africa

16 eLC Namibia

17 eLC Namibia THANK YOU!!!