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July, 2010 International Conference on Education ICEE-2010 Preparing Students for Lifelong Learning Technologies at Széchenyi István University LÉTRAY, Zoltán Technical Teacher Building Department

July, 2010 International Conference on Education ICEE-2010 Content  Intruduction of e-learning  Campus network architecture  Selection an e-learning framework  The structure of the COEDU systesm  The COEDU Course Editor  Visual elments in the COEDU system  Curriculum development  On-line examinations  Quality management  Results and Perspectives

July, 2010 International Conference on Education ICEE-2010 Introduction Széchenyi István University (SIU) introduced e-learning based distance education in autumn 2004 firstly in Hungary for  transport engineers, one year later for  economists, and for  engineering management students, too. Our goal was to introduce e-learning in a wide range of the part time education

July, 2010 International Conference on Education ICEE-2010 Szűcs, A E-learning can affect developing lifelong learning technologies

July, 2010 International Conference on Education ICEE-2010 Campus Network Architecture A high level of IT infrastructure is available: Ethernet LAN 100 Mb/s, and proper server resources for web-based e-learning solutions.

July, 2010 International Conference on Education ICEE-2010 Selection of an E-learning Framework We have examined the “big names” (Blackboard, WebCT, Learning Space, iLearning etc.), but we have faced problems such as:  heavy HW/SW requirements,  customizing into Hungarian (language and education system) is a difficult task, and/or can only be partially completed,  only “upper” level, “general” support is offered,  relatively expensive products for an educational institute.

July, 2010 International Conference on Education ICEE-2010 Finding the optimal solution We have declared some crucial requirements:  opportunity to influence the requirement specification and functionality (in between development),  direct (“personal”) help-desk, quick response, intensive support and training at the introduction phase,  reasonable price for licenses and for the yearly support and help-desk. We have examined some Hungarian products and finally, we have chosen the COEDU system of the Mimoza Ltd.

July, 2010 International Conference on Education ICEE-2010 The Structure of the Coedu System COEDU system was the most frequently used distance learning application in Hungary; it is practically had been used in all public education, higher education and adult education.

July, 2010 International Conference on Education ICEE-2010 Authorizations In the COEDU system there are the following authorizations:  system administrator  curriculum developer  study administrator  tutor  student

July, 2010 International Conference on Education ICEE-2010 Course editor We can make XML-based e-learning curricula. The editor is capable of generating SCORM 1.2 compatible courses. Courses are built from  modules, and modules are divided into  lessons.

July, 2010 International Conference on Education ICEE-2010 Course editor functions In the Course Editor, the curriculum developers can select English, Hungarian and Russian language

July, 2010 International Conference on Education ICEE-2010 „Blended Learning” different ways: 1. E-learning is only a „frame” (as a guide), courses are based on traditional learning materials 2. Real e-learning materials supported by contact sessions

July, 2010 International Conference on Education ICEE-2010 „Blended Learning” (cont.) Advantages:  Prooven, traditional methods are welcome, too  Personal contacts with the tutors  Direct, personal interconnection between students (eg. Language studies)  Preparation studies in a virtual environment

July, 2010 International Conference on Education ICEE-2010 On-line examinations

July, 2010 International Conference on Education ICEE-2010 Quality Management To improve the quality of instruction we use three methods:  The system administrator regularly (once a month) prepares a digest of the most interesting student comments from the chat Forum. Students are very critical when they are writing experiences about the training process to each other. These digests are sent regularly to the leaders of the university.  The tutors are collecting the comments of students sent by e- mails. These comments are discussed at the conferences of tutors in every semester.  Once a year, the head tutor collects the opinions of students in the form of an anonymous online questionnaire. The data is analyzed and sent to the leaders of the university.

July, 2010 International Conference on Education ICEE-2010 Results  719 students have graduated and have got degrees purely supported by e-learning courses and exams  We are still in a leading position concerning the application of e- learning, in Hungary  In this semester, at four faculties more than 1200 student choose the “e-way”.  We include e-learning courses into the curriculum of the doctoral school of the Engineering Faculty  These days, we are introducing the next generation Moodle LMS system and integrating Web-2 solutions into our virtual learning environment.  We proudly announce that the BsC course in Transportation Engineering is the only one e-learning-based course, in Hungary, as of today.

July, 2010 International Conference on Education ICEE-2010 Perspectives  E-learning, this new lifelong learning strategy gives the opportunity for our students to become acquainted with the newest method of pedagogical technology and shapes their attitude in being more open to new communication and technological changes.  Recently, SIU has won applications and has funds for developing e-learning material for the BsC and MsC courses in other institutes and departments of the faculty, as well.  We beleive, blended learning as a new pedagogical technology can prepare students for typical lifelong learning situations: during their life, in non-formal and informal educational situations they can make good use of the knowledge and attitudes gained during their university studies.

July, 2010 International Conference on Education ICEE-2010 Thank you for Your kind attention