Task #4

Part 1

During the last week you collected Definitions for eLearning and rated them. Please put your Definition and the Sourceinformation to the Wiki. This should be done during our Seminar Session! (You need a account for the wiki, please create one!)

Part 2

Split up into Groups
Group 1: Harbour (Picture 4,5, 13, 14)

Group 2: Sports (Picture 3, 6, 15, 16)

Group 3: Nature (Picture 1, 8, 9, 11)

Group 4: Computer (Picture 2, 7, 10, 12)

Part 3

The next two Seminar Sessions will be only Project Work within your Groups. Write weekly Reports about your Groupwork from your personal perspective. Each Group gets a different Task.
All groups are asked to produce a learning unit suiteable for eLearning on the goups topic.
Each learning unit should explain the terms assigned to the Group and explain which form of Learning fits to that kind of learning.

Groups & Topics

1. Harbour
   Microlearning
   Mobile eLearning
2. Sports
   CBT (Computerbased Training)
   WBT (Webbased Training)
3. Nature
   LMS (Learning Management System)
   LCMS (Learning Content Management System)
4. Computer
   VLE (Virtual Learning Environment)
   PLE (Personal Learning Envirenment)

Further approach

The third week 06.05.2008 we will meet in the seminar room again and talk about your experiences, problems and the progress of your projectwork.
After the Whitsuntide-Holidays (is that the Word for Pfingstferien?) we will meet again to have about 15-20 min. presentations of the Groupwork. Group 1 & 2 on 20th of May and Group 3 & 4 on the 27th of May as you can see in the Schedule.
Our Seminar Room will be open for your Projectwork if needed. Please let me know if you’d like to use it. You will find me somewhere on the fifth floor e.g. in my Office during seminar time.

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