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Action 2.1. Select and organize provided content

Action 2.1. Select and organize provided content. Athos Antoniades Stathis Constantinides. Introduction. Select and organize the provided content into type categories. Set up an inventory of provided content.

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Action 2.1. Select and organize provided content

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  1. Action 2.1. Select and organize provided content Athos Antoniades StathisConstantinides

  2. Introduction • Select and organize the provided content into type categories. • Set up an inventory of provided content. • Informational research to identify and invite interested parties to contribute more appropriate content.

  3. Table of Description of Content Context

  4. Delivery Method • A spreadsheet file will be shared on line through mEducator.info accessible by all partners. • The spread sheet will contain all relevant parameters ( metadata ) that will need to be completed for each of the learning modules. • It is the responsibility of EACH of the partners to provide this metadata for as many of the learning modules they will have available as posible within a week. • DEADLINE October 9th!!!!!!!

  5. Description of Type of Content • mEducator content items examples • http://meducator.info/?q=content/meducator-content-items-examples

  6. Thank you • Feedback for learning module metadata to be collected :

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