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Achieving a collaborative open source e-learning framework using LAMS

Achieving a collaborative open source e-learning framework using LAMS Learning Activity Management System Andrew Logue LAMS International andrew@lamsinternational.com. The Challenge: Can we reverse this situation?. Problems. Problems we currently face with E-Learning

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Achieving a collaborative open source e-learning framework using LAMS

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  1. Achieving a collaborative open source e-learning framework using LAMS Learning Activity Management System Andrew Logue LAMS International andrew@lamsinternational.com

  2. The Challenge: Can we reverse this situation?

  3. Problems Problems we currently face with E-Learning • Lack of structure/path/lesson-plan • Peer interaction outside of the classroom • Real time collaboration/contribution • Feedback • Where are my students (instant, effective monitoring) ?

  4. What is LAMS? Open Source, lesson design and delivery framework Sequencing Collaborative activities Simple drag and drop authoring Distinct flow from one activity to the next Instant, clear and effective monitoring Encourages student interaction Sound pedagogical attributes What’s it all about then?

  5. Sequencing Activities

  6. Content Vs Process • Structure of activities over time is the heart and soul of education • Difference between Library and Classroom • Not just an online text book • Learning based around interactions with teachers and peers, rather than just content • Lesson planning well understood in education but loosely applied (if at all) to e-learning

  7. Demonstration

  8. Who is using LAMS? • Use in all forms of education, most significantly secondary schools and universities. • Organisations in 20+ countries including: • 40 UK Schools with DfES and Specialist Schools and Academies Trust • 30 NZ Schools with New Zealand Ministry of Education • 15 FE Colleges and 16 HE Universities with Joint Information Systems Committee JISC • Oxford University • Cambridge University • Australian National University • Tasmanian Department of Education

  9. Integrating with others • LAMS is an ideal complement to an LMS or VLE • VLE to manage courses, students and resources • LAMS to design and deliver lessons • Current projects: • Moodle 1.5 [OSS] (Final testing) • Blackboard 6 (Final testing) • Sakai 2.0 [OSS] (Final testing) • .LRN 2.1 [OSS] (In progress) • WebCT Campus 4.1 (In progress) • uPortal (In progress)

  10. Community • Open Source Teaching • The LAMS Community encourages the sharing of LAMS sequences (digital lesson plans) under Open Content licenses, we recommend Creative Commons • Initial usage promising - 1000 sequences downloaded since the launch in October 2005 • User and developer community • Forums for teachers, administrators and developers to share knowledge • Share ‘best practice’ teaching

  11. Want to know more? • Andrew Logue, based in London • andrew@lamsinternational.com • +44 207 802 0922 • Websites • www.lamsinternational.com • www.lamsfoundation.org • www.lamscommunity.org • Evaluations • Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) • British Educational Communications and Technology Agency (Becta)

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