1. The ITU E-Learning Centre
Abdelfattah ABUQAYYAS
Coordinator
Arab Centre of Excellence
ITU BDT
IP Application and Digital Divide Workshop
Tunis/Tunisia 17 – 19 June 2003

2. The ITU E-Learning Centre
The e-learning center provides a set of course tools, such as:
Bulletin Board (discussion forum): a system for asynchronous discussions,
a personal mailbox to exchange s with the instructor and other students,
Chat: a possibility for synchronous discussions,
Glossary,
Calendar of activities,
Quizzes,
Reference materials,
IP Application and Digital Divide Workshop
Tunis/Tunisia 17 – 19 June 2003

3. The ITU E-Learning Centre
To see the available courses
login: welcome; and password: coe5583no
IP Application and Digital Divide Workshop
Tunis/Tunisia 17 – 19 June 2003

4. The ITU E-Learning Centre
The second way to access the course is to click directly on the URL:
and login.
IP Application and Digital Divide Workshop
Tunis/Tunisia 17 – 19 June 2003

5. The ITU E-Learning Centre
Either of these options will bring you to the online course itself.
IP Application and Digital Divide Workshop
Tunis/Tunisia 17 – 19 June 2003

6. The ITU E-Learning Centre
The Menu Bar includes the following features:
myWebCT: Allows participants to see a list of courses in which they are registered, and instructors to see a list of all the courses they are conducting.
Resume Course:Allow participants to resume their place in the Content Module.
Course Map: Allows you and your participants to view the structure of the entire course on one page. The course elements are hyperlinks, enabling you to go to any place in the course from a single page. This tool simplifies navigation and is especially useful for courses with a large number of elements.
Resources: Links to WebCT's e-Learning Hub.
Help: Links you to the context-sensitive online Help.
IP Application and Digital Divide Workshop
Tunis/Tunisia 17 – 19 June 2003

7. Example: Regulation of New Services and IP Applications
Welcome to this online course on the Regulation of New Services and IP Applications organized from 28 April - 5 July Chat
Whiteboard
Course Structure
Content
Assignments and Activities
 Alumni
My Grades
My Progress
Quiz
IP Application and Digital Divide Workshop
Tunis/Tunisia 17 – 19 June 2003

8. Example: Regulation of New Services and IP ApplicationsChat
WebCT Chat
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Room 4 General Chat for Regulation of New Services and IP Applications General Chat for All Courses
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IP Application and Digital Divide Workshop
Tunis/Tunisia 17 – 19 June 2003

9. IP Application and Digital Divide Workshop
Example: Regulation of New Services and IP Applications Course Structure
Course Structure
The aim of this course is to harmonise the concepts and the regulatory management terms of new services and IP applications in the entities of the region by means of comprehension of the regulatory politics and trends of telecommunications in order for the participants to learn to effectively use the regulatory and technical tools in the development and application of telecommunication policies.
Specific objectives:
To analyze telecommunication policies and regulatory trends of new services and new IP applications.
To analyze and learn the development of technologies and IP applications worldwide and in the Americas Region.
To analyze the current state of regulation and its implications in all aspects related to electronic commerce, voice over IP and security networks, amongst others.
Table of Contents
1.   MODULE 1: INTERNET SITUATION AND NEW SERVICES IP
2.   MODULE 2: INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES AND ARCHITECTURE
3.   MODULE 3: THE IMPACT AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE INTERNET AND TRENDS IN THE TELECOMMUNICATION SECTOR'S REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT
4.   MODULE 4: REGULATORY ASPECTOS OF THE INTERNET
5.   MODULE 5: INTERCONNECTION, REGULATORY ASPECTS
6.   MODULE 6: ELECTRONIC COMMERCE, REGULATION
7.   MODULE 7: IP APLICATIONS AND REGULATION
8.   MODULE 8: CONVERGENCE OF NETWORKS AND SERVICES. REGUALTORY TRENDS
9.   MODULE 9: DEVELOP OF THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS IN THE REGION ANALYSIS OF CASES IN THE AMERICA
IP Application and Digital Divide Workshop
Tunis/Tunisia 17 – 19 June 2003

10. Example: Regulation of New Services and IP Applications Contents
Objective of the module:
To enable the participant to reinforce and update basic concepts regarding the development of the Internet, its current status, and trends at the world and the regional levels, and to interact with the group in order to contribute to and enrich the week’s material. Table of Contents
1.   Training Material for the First Week
1.1.   Part I
1.2.   Part II
1.3.   Part III
2.   Bibliography
3.   Glossary
IP Application and Digital Divide Workshop
Tunis/Tunisia 17 – 19 June 2003

11. IP Application and Digital Divide Workshop
Example: Regulation of New Services and IP Applications Assignment and Activities
Title
Availability
Grade
Status
Homework Nº 1
From:
April 28, :00pm --
/ 10
Graded
Due:
May 10, :00pm
Homework Nº 2
From:
May 6, :00pm --
/ 10
Graded
Due: M
ay 12, :00pm
Homework Nº 3
From:
May 13, :00pm --
/ 10
Unavailable
Due:
May 19, :00pm
Homework Nº 4
From:
May 20, :00pm 10 / 10
Graded
Due:
May 28, :00pm
Homework Nº 5
From:
May 27, :00pm --
/ 10
Unavailable
Due:
June 2, :00pm
Homework Nº6
From:
June 4, :00pm --
/ 10
Not Submitted
Due:
June 10, :00pm
Homework Nº 7
From:
June 9, :00pm --
/ 10
Unavailable
Due:
June 16, :00pm
Homework Nº 8
From:
June 16, :00pm --
/ 10
Unavailable
Due:
June 23, :00pm
Homework Nº 9
From:
June
23, :00pm --
/ 10
Unavailable
Due:
June 30, :00pm
IP Application and Digital Divide Workshop
Tunis/Tunisia 17 – 19 June 2003

12. Example: Regulation of New Services and IP Applications My Grades
IP Application and Digital Divide Workshop
Tunis/Tunisia 17 – 19 June 2003

13. The ITU E-Learning Centre
Thank you
Abdelfattah ABUQAYYAS
IP Application and Digital Divide Workshop
Tunis/Tunisia 17 – 19 June 2003