The Eduserv Foundation Symposium 2005 Proceedings

Many for Many: Collaborative e-Resource Development and Use

27th April 2005, London

Proceedings - opening plenary and seminars

Professor Gráinne Conole led the Symposium's opening plenary session and her presentation introduced some of the e-learning topics and issues that would be addressed during the day.

The seminars provided opportunities for discussion about the various topics. Seminar leaders gave a brief introduction with appropriate background details and proposed initial questions for debate. Outcomes that emerged during the seminars were reported back in the closing plenary session, chaired by Professor Conole.

In addition Professor Diana Laurillard spoke at the Reception that followed the Symposium.

Seminars

 

1. Crossing boundaries: collaborative development of RLOs
   Heather Wharrad Eduserv Research Project, University of Nottingham
   • slide presentation
   • summary description
2. Coming soon: generative learning objects - theoretical and pragmatic approaches
   Raquel Morales Eduserv Research Fellow, UCeL, University of Cambridge
   • slide presentation
   • summary description
3. Developing business models for collaborative e-learning
   Charles Duncan Intrallect
   • slide presentation
   • summary description
4. IPR policy in collaborative e-learning
   Charlotte Waelde University of Edinburgh
   • slide presentation
   • summary description
5. Repositories: making them work better
   Barry Poole, Andy Boyce, North Devon College, and Bill Loney, City College Birmingham and NLN Subject Mentor
   • slide presentation
   • summary description
6. e-learning and repositories: the power to transform?
   John Cook and Tom Boyle, Reusable Learning Objects Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, London Metropolitan University
   • slide presentation
   • summary description
7. e-learning effectiveness: the evidence
   Julie Coultas Eduserv Research Fellow, University of Sussex
   • slide presentation
   • summary description
8. Accessibility and technology
   Wai Yu Eduserv Research Project, University of Nottingham
   • slide presentation
   • summary description