1. Leonardo da Vinci BLENDED LEARNING TRANSFER Rationalising, Learning and Transferring the use of technological platforms to enterprise-based learning strategies 9th – 10th – 11th July 2008 Italian Chamber of Commerce in Paris

2. WBS

3. GANTT

4. WP 1 – COORDINATION AND MANAGEMENT WP 2 - QUALITY WP 6 – SUSTAINABILITY AND DISSEMINATION Workshop 1 - Analysis of blended learning components WP 4 Learning WP 3 Rationalisation Workshop 2 - Blended learning development and implementation practices Workshop 3 - Sharing the management processes of a good practice WP5 Transfer WORK PACKAGES

5. WP 1 – COORDINATION AND MANAGEMENT Aims: a. Partnership management (Coordination) b. Technical management (Steering Committee) c. Administrative management Role and tasks of Partners involved: SIAV in collaboration with all Partners Work Package 1 – Coordination and Management Blended Learning Transfer

6. WP 2 – QUALITY Aims: a. Defining the procedures b. Defining the documentation c. Administrative management d. Archive management e. Monitoring and Evaluation f. Quality Control Role and tasks of Partners involved: SIAV in collaboration with all Partners Work Package 2 – Quality Blended Learning Transfer

7. Aims: a.Considerations on industrial transformations and influencing factors 1. Guidelines for the transferability study of the full blended learning with the scenario analysis, 2. Scenario analysis of the Partners b. Innovation and adaptability of training 1. Adaptability presentation c. Blended learning: selection and analysis of practices 1. Practices: SIAV, Siemens and ICUS cases d. Opportunities and criticalities in the integration of ICTs Role and tasks of Partners involved: SIAV: Activities A and D ICUS: Activity C RSO: Activity B Blended Learning Transfer WP 3 Work Package 3 - Rationalisation

8. Aims: Definition and preparation of analytical plan about contents, methodologies, opportunities and risks to implement of learning’s systems based on blended learning. Participation in three thematic workshops. 1.Definition and preparation of the analytical plan 2. Workshop 1 - Analysis of blended learning components Role and tasks of Partners involved: SIAV in collaboration with all partners Blended Learning Transfer WP 4 Work Package 4 - Learning

9. Aims: Analysis of the main components of blended methods in transferring previous experiences Role and tasks of Partners involved: ICUS in collaboration with subcontractor Workshop 1 - Analysis of blended learning components Work Package 4 - Learning Blended Learning Transfer

10. Aims: Practices for inventing and implementing full blended methodology starting from transferred experiences Role and tasks of Partners involved: KOPERNIKUSZ in collaboration with RSO Workshop 2 - Blended learning development and implementation practices Work Package 4 - Learning Blended Learning Transfer

11. Aims: Sharing of transfer processes of products preliminary individualized Role and tasks of Partners involved: W-M ZDZ in collaboration with subcontractor Workshop 3 - Sharing the management processes of a good practice Work Package 4 - Learning Blended Learning Transfer

12. Aims: a. Consolidated practices in the large industry vs. Italian contexts and new EU-member contexts b. Experimentation activities implemented in italian Bes and SMEs vs. represented national contexts c. ICT-use practices vs. less familiar contexts Role and tasks of Partners involved: ICUS: activity A in collaboration with subcontrator SIAV: activity B in collaboration with KOPERNIKUSZ EUROFORTIS: activity C in collaboration with KOPERNIKUSZ and W-M ZDZ WP 5 Work Package 5 - Transfer Blended Learning Transfer

13. Aims: a.Strategy elaboration b. Plan implementation c.Strategy evaluation 1.Draft proposal for a monitoring and evaluation plan 2.Draft proposal for a valorisation action plan Role and tasks of Partners involved: SIAV: activity A in collaboration with all Partners EUROFORTIS: activities B and C in collaboration with all Partners Work Package 6 - Sustainability and Dissemination Blended Learning Transfer WP 6 – SUSTAINABILITY AND DISSEMINATION