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Projects: Learning Object Repository Implementation
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The Learning Object Repository Implementation project will
consolidate and implement applications of research
undertaken in 2003.
The major intention will be to promote, trial and progress
the
work of the VET Learning Object Repository project in practical
implementation situations on a national basis.
The purpose
of the project is to build the capacity of the Australian
VET sector to share teaching and learning resources that
support flexible delivery through the establishment and
embedding of interoperable principles in the design and
development of resource repositories.
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The Learning Object Repository Implementation project is
responsible for:
- Redeveloping the Toolbox digital repository based on
learning object research;
- Supporting the establishment or adaptation of learning
object repositories using the VET Learning Object guidelines,
through a range of projects at state, institutional and
other levels, using VET structures and platforms;
- Establishing trials researching trainers' and students' usage
of learning objects, and sharing of resources between repositories;
and
- Contributing and responding to national interoperability
initiatives including the work of ANTA and the AICTEC Standards
Sub-Committee.
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Learning
Objects Quick Guide - Developing concepts and technologies
in the VET sector
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Learning Objects Quick Guide - Word (368Kb)
and PDF (194Kb)
This guide is for managers, practitioners, course developers and technical
specialists working in the Australian Vocational Education and Training
(VET) sector. It explains the concept of Learning Objects and summarises
the technical and educational issues. The guide also highlights how Learning
Object technology is being implemented in practice in the VET sector
at the current time, specifically the Australian Flexible Learning Framework’s
(Framework) research and development in this area. The aim of this guide
is to give readers a broad overview and to highlight references that
can be followed up for more detail and technical information.
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Richard Arkell
Project Manager
Ph: 02 9715 8138
Fx: 02 9715 8600
Email: Richard.arkell@tafensw.edu.au
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Last updated:
January 31, 2006
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