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The role of live elearning in education and training systems

The role of live elearning in education and training systems Desmond Keegan and Paul Landers Ericsson Education Dublin Ericsson Education Ericsson Education Dublin as part of Ericsson Global Services is one of the leading providers of training solutions to the telecoms industry

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The role of live elearning in education and training systems

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  1. The role of live elearning in education and training systems Desmond Keegan and Paul Landers Ericsson Education Dublin

  2. Ericsson Education • Ericsson Education Dublin as part of Ericsson Global Services is one of the leading providers of training solutions to the telecoms industry • Portfolio of Training Programs and Learning Solutions • 25 specially-equipped classrooms with access to in-house labs (2G, 2.5G, 3G) • Auditorium seating 80 with full multimedia facilities

  3. Distance Education and Open Universities European Systems American Systems Individual-based Group-based and Individual-based

  4. e-learning European Systems American Systems Individual-based Group-based and Individual-based

  5. Pedagogical advantages of live elearning • Teacher and student are separated in space but not in time • The pedagogical structure of the class assembled at a fixed time and for a fixed period is restored • A WWW browser is used as an important delivery medium • Voice contact between the teacher and the students and, at times, between student and teacher is restored • Student study is paced by the virtual classroom sessions

  6. Pedagogical advantages of live elearning • Breakout rooms for small group discussions and web safaris for use of the WWW are available • Communication is managed electronically • Pedagogical features of elearning like video broadcasts, text chat, whiteboards, Power Point type presentations and application sharing are available • Students have the advantages of the flexibility of studying on their own and the social advantages of belonging to a learning group

  7. Implementation of live elearning (VCT)

  8. Return on Investment Assumptions • Assume 4 regions, 125 students to be trained • For ILT (Instructor-led training) 80% (100) of students must travel. For VCT 0% must travel. • Lost time (opportunity time) per student = 5 hours • Hourly cost = €80

  9. Return on Investment

  10. Deployment issues • Instructor Competence • Centra Champions • Administration Issues (booking, course material, tracking etc) • Customer awareness and acceptance • IS/IT requirements

  11. Virtual Classrooms in Educational Provision • The purpose of the project is to analyse, evaluate and document the use synchronous elearning systems (virtual classroom systems) in academic and corporate institutions in Europe. • Other key outputs from the project will include a suite of reusable Virtual Classroom courseware as well as a comprehensive manual of good practice for all target groups embarking on the use of virtual training scenarios • http://learning.ericsson.net/virtual/

  12. http://www.centra.com/demovideo/index.asp

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