Study visit to KTH, Sweden, 24-30 January, 2010
The aim of the visit is to train the trainers that will provide training courses for academic staff from partner institutions in using an integrated approach. This is an alternative model for creating consistent e-learning that uses all of the delivery techniques available in the right place. The integrated approach is to design the courses with a view to deliver it in ‘e’ version. Each module or object in the course is examined and a decision taken on how much benefit there would be in providing this using a different delivery method – be it face-to-face, e-book, discussion group, classroom, coaching, mentoring, workbook, audio CD, video and so on. This new approach focuses on the training element and away from the ‘e’ element in the project. By placing more focus on the training, learning and communication and less on the delivery method, the course content can only improve.

http://www.mech.kth.se/~karlsson/WETEN-Stockholm/.
- Meeting program.
- Good elearning design. (Margareta Hellström)
- Elearning academic staff training. Basic Communication and Teaching, LH200V. (Anna-Karin Högfeldt)
- From PLATO global education networking to the mash up global university. Historical overview of net based education at KTH from 1979 to 2009. (Göran Karlsson)
- From The Council for Higher Education, The Distance Consortium, DISTUM, The Net University to IT pedgogues in Sweden. From centralization to delocalization. (Göran Karlsson)
- Web 3; Remote and virtual laboratories in PeTEX. (Mihai Nicolescu)
- IPR, copyrights, Creative Commons licenses. (Margareta Hellström)
- Plagiarism; document with collected links. (Carl-Michael Zetterling, Jude Carroll, Therese Kruse, Anders Ambrén)
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