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eduSource Industrial Forum
Moncton - June 12 , 2003
Using Learning Objects
Repositories
The eduSource Suite of Tools
par
Dr Gilbert Paquette
Centre de recherche CIRTA (LICEF)
and Cogigraph Technologies
Télé-université, Montréal
http://licef.teluq.quebec.ca/gp
Road Map
Organizations
– 1972 TELUQ–Québec’s Distance University
– 1984 Canal Savoir – Broadcasting Consortium
– 1992 LICEF – TELUQ’s Research Centre
– 1999 Cogigraph – Transfer Company of LICEF
– 2000 CIRTA – LICEF Based Research Network
R&D Projects
– 1992-1995 AGD and Telecom multimédia
– 1995-1998 HyperGuide. TL-NCE, Advisor Systems
– 1999-2001 Explor@-1 and ADISA
– 2001-2003 SavoirNet and Explor@-2
– 2002-2004 eduSource Canada
– 2003-2008 LORNET – NSERC Research Network
Main Focus on Instructional Engineering
Tech Transfert to Universities and Organizations
Positioning our Work
MISA
ADISA
EXPLORA
Instructional
Engineering
Methods and
Tools
Instructional
Engineering
Learning
System Model
EML
IMS-LD
Learning System
(LS)
Learning
System
Materials
LOM
Platform,
LCMS, LMS,
e-Learning
Systems
LS Delivery
Learning
System
Environments
SCORM
eduSource Deliverables
Management Committee
1Repository
3
Content
Development
Facilitation
4Metadata
Development
5
Software
Development
2 Digital
Rights
Management
Evaluation
and Testing
6
Hardware
Integration
Project
9Management,
7Business &
Management
Models
Coordination,
Communications
8
Community
Building
Exciting Megatrends
1.
Third Wave, Semantic, Progammable Web
2.
Knowledge Management
3.
Object-based Learning Environments
4.
Interoperability Standards
New Potential To Renew Pedagogy ?
What are the conditions ?
Internet’s Third Wave
First wave: STATIC TEXT and DATA EXCHANGE
– Primarily static HTML pages: text and data services
– E-mail, FTP, forum (asychronous communication)
Second wave: DYNAMIC MULTIMEDIA
– Dynamic pages, ASP, JSP
– Facilitated transfer of images, sound and video
– Desktop audio/video conference
Third wave: SEMANTIC and PROGRAMMABLE
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Integration of applications, API enabled by web services
Ex: Google Alerts, Amazon’s API
Distributed computing, P2P, and mobile networking
Semantic web and knowledege-based technologies
Open source, sharing of objects and applications
New generation of Distributed Learning Environments
eduSource Canada Project
Web
Services
Metadata
Repository
Legacy
Tools
Metadata
Repository
Services
DRM
services
Based on
IMS-DRI
Portals
Agents
Communication
Kernel
eLearning
Middleware
Services
Comp..
Digitized
Resource
Repository
Resource
Manage.
Services
Based on IMS - LD
OTHER
LCMS
/Agents
Use Cases
Repository
In-the-box
EduSource
Use Cases
Users
Configurator
Use the RIB
Builder
Searcher
Designer
Provider
Use Cases
User eduSource
services registry
Publish Value-added service
in eduSource
Assemble Web services
In a User Interface
Configuratorr
Select eduSource services
Integrte services to a platform
Integrate ECL
Configure a repository
Configure a platform
eduSource Infrastructure
Learning Objects: An Open Concept
“A learning object is any entity, digital or non-digital,
that can be used, re-used, or referenced during
technology-supported learning”. (IEEE LTSC 2000)
Includes materials, tools, services, persons, events
Not necessarily digitized, include printed, lab material
Used not only by learners, but also other actors
Includes target and prerequisite competencies or
objectives, activity descriptions, instructional
structure, learning or assistance scenarios, etc.
Information Resources is better
Building LO Repositories
Referencing Learning Objects:
describing properties and types
Searching for Objects
Use cases
Learners (or workers) use LOs in activites and/or
produce LOs that are shared and/or assessed
Trainers (or managers) point interesting LOs to
learners, follow or adapt designs and activities, use
LOs to assist learners (workers), manage repositories
Content Experts build LO repositories and use them
to give advice, presentation or answer questions
Designers build, find, select, store, reference and
assemble LOs (including designs) in environments
(just like a campus professor)
Knowledge Management and LOs
Knowledge Management is
more than « glorified »
document management
It aims at knowledge sharing
and dissemination in an
Information
organization
Increasing competencies
instead of simple information
access
Higher level knowledge
Central role for knowledgebased Instructional
Engineering.
Cognitive
Engineering
Knowledge
Instructional
Engineering
LOM: a step to the Semantic Web
Knowledge Management: a process
where persons publish and use
knowledge objects (resources) on the
Web – learning is central
Knowledge Objects are grouped in
« learning objects repository »
Knowledge Objects are described by
their Metadata: properties and types
of objects
Metadata are a basis for a Semantic
Web description of object
Need to be completed by an
Ontology: relations and axioms
To provide intelligent processing of
content
Value-added Service: Aggregation
Learning Design Aggregation
Environment Aggregation
Apprenant
Environment Construction
Obstacles and Challenges
Technical Challenges
Generic Software
– Separated tools
– Integrated Suite
– Interoperability at the
OS level
DL System
– Separated Tools
– LMS, LCMS
– Web services
interoperability
Pedagogical Challenges
The object paradigm is economical, flexible
and forces pedagogical re-evaluation
Attach more importance to communication
and learning activities than medias,
documents or content
Seperate content object from use scenarios
and learning environments
Reusability must protect ne good quality
learning scenarios
Reuse of learning models can bring more than
just recycling content.
Cultural Obstacles
Lecturing instead of facilitating learning
The library « course »
Lack of pedagogical training of the majority
of teachers
Reproduce the way we have been taucht
IP vs Open Source
Collaboration between content creator and
institutions
eduSource Industrial Forum
Moncton - June 12 , 2003
Using Learning Objects
Repositories
The eduSource Suite of Tools
par
Dr Gilbert Paquette
Centre de recherche CIRTA (LICEF)
and Cogigraph Technologies
Télé-université, Montréal
http://licef.teluq.quebec.ca/gp