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The E-Learning Framework


5 EURO E-LEARNING FRAMEWORK


WELCOME TO THE E-LEARNING FRAMEWORK SITE

The ELF is an international effort to develop a service-orientated approach to
the development and integration of computer systems in the sphere of learning,
research, and education administration. It has now been subsumed into the wider
e-framework initiative, which encompasses Information Technology, Research,
Library, Administration in addition to Learning & Teaching.


WHY STUDYING ONLINE IS HIGHLY EFFECTIVE?

Ever heard of e-learning? It’s a mode of education wherein you have classes or
finish your courses online. There’s no need to go to a physical classroom
whatsoever. It seems highly convenient, but will it actually help you learn? Yes
— and here are the reasons why it may be better than traditional learning.


1) IT’S EASIER TO STAY

Traditional education is expensive; it can even reach tens of thousands of
dollars every school year. The facilities need to be available physically and
that’s simply pricy. Online you can get almost everything much cheaper. Even
gambling works from Casino 5 Euro Einzahlung online. And Casinos are usually not
a cheap option – on the internet you can start from as little as 5 Euro and
sometimes even from just 1! Yet despite the cost, it’s not a guarantee that each
and every student will remain in their respective classes throughout the
semester. It’s a waste of money and it affects the development of society in the
long run.

But online learning makes it easier to finish your classes. One could just never
go back after the tutorial or the first lesson. However, it’s just as simple to
continue. Your path to education is always just one click away. You don’t have
to worry about the traffic or falling asleep in class and getting ridiculed.

There is flexibility in online learning. Plus, you don’t have to rely on
textbooks all the time. There are many online courses with pictures, videos, and
even games that will help you learn a new concept each day. Just remember to
auto-connect VPN Windows 10 or to any operating system to keep your browsing
activities safe and secure.


2) QUICK ASSESSMENTS

A great thing about e-learning is that you don’t have to wait until the end of
the seem to determine whether you did well or not. Instead of a couple of major
exams during the semester, you can have multiple quizzes each day. The moment
you learn a term, the app may already give you a short quiz.

This encourages students to pay attention online. They can’t just doze off and
then go to the next chapter. Thus, they become active listeners. And once a long
exam happens, they’ll be prepared — they’ve already tested their knowledge
multiple times beforehand.


3) FEWER TIME CONSTRAINTS

One issue with traditional learning is that you have to go to an actual
location. And if you’re an employee, you would have to act quickly. Either you
rest for a bit and get there late — or go early and feel tired. It’s harder to
take in your lessons if you just got out of work.

But with e-learning, you can focus on your work. Just go home and relax. Once
you’re ready, just access your online courses; pause your lessons whenever you
want. In fact, you can continue learning during your lunch break if you’re
already done eating.

Overall, people should definitely consider e-learning. Not everyone will find
success in it, but it’s always a good thing to have an alternative way of
pursuing education.


ASSESSMENT

ASAP
ASAP (Automated System for Assessment of Programming) is a system for use in the
teaching of software development and computer science. The tool is used to
automatically evaluate students’ JAVA programming assignments.
Funded as part of: Distributed e-Learning e-Tools (round 1)
Category: Assessment



OpenMentor
OpenMentor consists of a learning system, that acquires feedback rules through a
training set, and a web interface that uses these rules to provide feedback to
teachers.
Funded as part of: Distributed e-Learning e-Tools (round 1)
Category: Assessment
Links: Project website Source Code



Serving Maths
The Serving Maths project brings together a variety of assessment related tools
and proposes a protocol by which they can be integrated with and delivered from
a VLE (using their RQP webservice)
Funded as part of: Distributed e-Learning e-Tools (round 1)
Category: Assessment
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