1. e-Learning Principles of Web Based Training

2. 2 Outline What is e-Learning? e-Learning Tools and Technologies Learning Management Systems Learning Content Management Systems Virtual Classrooms e-Learning Standarts & Content Packaging Sample LCMS Application

3. 3 What is e-Learning? E-Learning can be defined broadly as any use of Web and Internet technologies to create learning experiences. (Horton & Horton, 2000, p.13)

4. 4 e-Learning Tools and Technologies (Grouped by Software & Hardware) SoftwareHardware Create Authoring & Editing Tools PC, Workstations, Digital Cameras, Video Camcorders Offer Web Servers, Media (Stream) Servers, Web Servers (Mainframes) Access Web Browsers + Plugins (Java, Flash, Acrobat Reader) PC, Pocket PC, Internet Tablets, Smart Phones

5. 5 e-Learning Tools and Technologies (Grouped by Learning Process) Learning Process Create Content Authoring Tools, Web Authoring Tools (Embedded authoring tools such as ATutor, moodle, etc.) (Standalone authoring tools such as Adobe Flash, Adobe Dreamweaver, Adobe Captivate, Inspiration, etc.) Offer Learning Manangent Systems (LMS), Learning Content Management Systems (LCMS) (ATutor, moodle, Dokeos, Adobe Connect,etc.) Access LMS, LCMS

6. 6 Learning Management Systems A learning management system (LMS) simplifies the process of administering education and training. (Horton & Horton, 2000, p.169)

7. 7 Learning Content Management Systems A learning content management system (LCMS) simplifies the tasks of creating, managing, and reusing learning content, that is, the media, pages, tests, lessons, and other components of courses. (Horton & Horton, 2000, p.189)

8. 8 Virtual Classrooms Virtual classroom is a kind of collaboration tool for e-Learning. Virtual classrooms help people work and learn together at a distance. They let participants share their ideas, and even their shrugs, sighs, and smiles. (Horton & Horton, 2000, p.207)

9. 9 Virtual-School Systems LMS / LCMS Virtual Classroom Virtual Classroom Virtual-School Systems

10. LMS/LCMS 10 commercial commercial blackboard (http://www.blackboard.com) blackboard (http://www.blackboard.com)http://www.blackboard.com teletop (http://www.teletop.nl) teletop (http://www.teletop.nl)http://www.teletop.nl open source open source claronline (http://www.claronline.net) claronline (http://www.claronline.net)http://www.claronline.net lon capa (http://lon-capa.org) lon capa (http://lon-capa.org)http://lon-capa.org moodle (http://moodle.org) moodle (http://moodle.org)http://moodle.org dokeos dokeos atutor atutor

11. 11 e-Learning Standarts We need e-Learning standarts for: interoperability, accessibility, reusability.

12. 12 e-Learning Standarts: SCORM SCORM (Shareable Content Object Reference Model ) is a collection of standards and specifications. The latest version of SCORM is

13. 13 Content Packaging Packaging standarts prescribe ways to bundle separate objects; –to protect them, –to transport them. Packaging standarts for e-learning specify how to bundle the separate files that make up a lesson, course or other unit of content.

14. 14 Content Packaging PDF text image PPT Content Compressed ZIP file Package LCMS Another LCMS Store Transport

15. What is Moodle? 15 Moodle is a web based Course Management System That allows the classroom to extend onto the web. Moodle is similar to WebCT and Blackboard Course Management Systems

16. 16 Moodle Course Server Configuration All we need in one package: –Apache –PHP –MySQL Avaliable platforms: –Linux systems (SuSE, RedHat, Mandrake, Debian) –Windows 98, NT, 2000, 2003, XP and Vista –Mac OS X –Solaris

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