1. print-version
standardization for highschool e-learning
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didactical-scenario-based suggestions for interoperability-standards for e-
learning-sequences to support highschool-teachers as authors
2. introduction
...just show me a website!
Authoring tool
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3. introduction
...just show me a website!
Firefox 6.0
Authoring tool
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4. introduction
...just show me a website!
Firefox 6.0
Authoring tool
Internet Explorer 9
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5. agenda
learning-technology-standards
overview
state-of-the-art
the interoperabilty-problem
ideas
„functionalities“ in learning platforms
specialization – enhancement – modification
substandard-clustering
issues
cluster-criteria
didactical scenarios
grid of functionalities | did. scenarios
approach
possible research questions
next steps
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6. learning technology standards
technical standards – definition and example
definition:
“A technical standard is an established
norm or requirement about technical systems.
It is usually a formal document that establishes
uniform engineering or technical criteria, methods,
processes and practices.” Source: [wits2011]
example:
create: .pdf-file view:
Adobe Acrobat
Adobe Reader
Open/LibreOffice
Evince
MS Office (> 2003)
FoxitReader
...
...
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7. learning technology standards
why learning technology standards?
e-learning export
e-learning platform
sequence import
pu
bllts import use
ish
authoring tool repository
might already be a
learning platform
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8. learning technology standards
learning-technology-standards - state-of-the-art
“established” e-learning standards
version / last
type title
released
1.2
content Content Package (CP)
(03/2007)
Question and Test 2.1 PD
tests (QTI)
Interoperability (06/2006)
2004 4th
Shareable Content Object
(SCORM) Edition
Reference Model
(03/2009)
“hybrid“ 1.0
Learning Design (LD)
(01/2003)
1.1
Common Cartridge (CC)
(01/2011)
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9. slide not in
presentation learning technology standards
version !!! content aggregation (e.g. SCORM content aggregation model)
assets
repository
+metadata
content aggregation shareable
content
content element objects
block element
content element
references
SCO
content element SCO
content element SCO
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11. learning technology standards
overview learning-technology-standards
SCORM Common Cartridge
content and CAM CP*
Content Aggregation IMS Content
organization Model Package
tests, test items QTI***
! IMS Question and
assessments Test Interoperabilty
communication RTE BLTI
Runtime Basic Learning
package ↔ LP Environment Tools Interoperabilty
learning flow S/N**
Sequencing and !
management Navigation
content AWS
Authorization
authentification Webservice
... ...
* just one organization possible
** only in Level C
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presentation learning technology standards
version !!! overview learning-technology-standards
SCORM Learning Design Common Cartridge
content and CAM CP CP*
Content Aggregation IMS Content IMS Content
organization Model Package Package
tests, test items QTI QTI***
! IMS Question and IMS Question and
assessments Test Interoperabilty Test Interoperabilty
communication RTE BLTI
Runtime Basic Learning
package ↔ LP Environment Tools Interoperabilty
learning flow S/N** SS
Sequencing and IMS Simple !
management Navigation Sequencing
content AWS
Authorization
authentification Webservice
... ... ... ...
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13. learning technology standards
issues – summary
existing learning technology standards are
technically determined and have no pedagogical
focus.
“established“ standards are either outdated or
lack important elements (for highschool-
scenarios).
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14. learning technology standards
issues I
import of e-learning sequences / tests
successfully imported not fully supported
encoding problems no import possible
Source: [koeh2010] (01/2011)
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15. learning technology standards
issues II
export of e-learning sequences / tests
successfully exported no export possible
encoding problems
Source: [koeh2010] (01/2011)
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presentation learning technology standards
version !!! issues III
praxis of interoperability
(WebCT/Blackboard→ OPAL via SCORM & QTI)
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17. learning technology standards
issues – summary
existing learning technology standards are
technically determined and have no pedagogical
focus.
„established“ standards are either outdated or
lack important elements (for highschool-
scenarios).
import and export-functionalities of learning
technology standards are poorly implemented in
learning platforms.
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18. ideas
„functionalities“ in learning platforms
wiki conditional
discussion
forum release
typographical
user data convention
tracking data
learning flow
management discussion forum
selftest assessment
content
test for
consolidation glossary
functionality: storeable data in the learning-platform
belonging to the e-learning-sequence (and user?).
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19. ideas
examples: I – specialization
HTML-content and typographical conventions:
math-examples: definition, theorem, corrolar,
cite, ...
HTML (incl. CSS) can do this already, but not in a
standardized way.
suggestion: fix elements and use xml-namespaces
or defined css-classes in the standard.
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20. ideas
examples: II – enhancement
glossarys:
is also possible at the moment: e.g. using
JavaScript popup-glossaries.
also: not included in any standard
suggestion: store package-wide glossary /
glossaries.
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21. ideas
examples: III – modification
meshed organization of content:
possible is just a tree-structure.
suggestion: alter standard to make meshed
organization possible
organization
content element
block element
content element
content element
content element
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22. ideas
specialization – enhancement - modification
specialization:
adds functionalities to the standard that could be
represented before, but not in the standard itself.
compatible with the standard (?)
enhancement
adding new features to the standard it did not
represent before.
modification
alters things the standard does already represent
(in another way).
not compatible with the standard at all.
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23. ideas
suggestions for a possible solution
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presentation issues
version !!! „functionality“-clustering
option:
technical cluster-criteria
e.g. set of multiple/single-choice questions:
+ question-based feedback
+ test-based feedback
no feedback
but keep in mind:
would be good for implementation!
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26. slide not in
presentation issues
version !!! „functionality“-clustering
Requirements of a cluster-criteria
manageable number of dimensions
pre-planning arbitrable (avoid “ping-pong-effect”)
planning preparation execution evaluation
Source: [pete2000]
Recursive- and “black-hole”-free (bijective)
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27. issues
„functionality“-clustering
grid of functionalities / scenarios
functionalities
didactical
function
did. scenarios
“prosa”
description
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28. issues
„functionality“-clustering
preferable grid
functionalities
one sub-
standard
did. scenarios
scenarios have
“something” in common
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29. approach
possible research questions
are there attributes – and if yes, which – so that
didactical scenarios can be mapped to
functionalities in learning-platforms?
how must technical functionalities be described, in
order that the mapping of scenarios to
functionalities is bijective? possibl
e?
what kind of consequences can didactical
standardization have for e-learning scenarios in
schools?
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30. approach
next steps
further research on existing learning-technology-
standards
build collection of did. Scenarios (e-learning and
school – capable)
collect capabilities in learning-platforms for
functionality-collection
describe needed information for each functionality
build xml-scheme or class-diagram for
functionalities
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31. references
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den Hochschulen in die Jahre? 2004
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32. thank you for your
exit kind attention!
are there attributes – and if yes, which – so that
didactical scenarios can be mapped to
functionalities in learning-platforms?
how must technical functionalities be described, in
order that the mapping of scenarios to
functionalities is possible?
functionaliaties
SCORM Common Cartridge
CAM CP*
content and
Content Aggregation IMS Content
organization
Model Package
QTI***
tests, test items
! IMS Question and
assessments
Test Interoperabilty
RTE BLTI
communication did.
Runtime Basic Learning
package ↔ LP
Environment Tools Interoperabilty
scenarios
S/N**
learning flow
Sequencing and !
management
Navigation
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