EU-projects

CISAER: Courses on the Internet: Survey, Analysis, Evaluation, Recommendation

CISAER is a project supported by the European Leonardo da Vinci programme. The project aims to provide a comprehensive, state-of-the-art survey of course provision on the WWW with professional analysis, balanced evaluation and far-reaching recommendations which will provide the field of vocational education and training in the EU with a tool for dealing with this new training dimension.

The project partners are:

• Ana Dias, Tecminho, Portugal
• Desmond Keegan, Distance Education International, Ireland.
• Robin Mason, The Open University, UK
• Morten Flate Paulsen and Torstein Rekkedal, NKI, Norway

CISAER: Courses on the Internet: Survey, Analysis, Evaluation, Recommendation

Multimedia WWW Kernel For Distance Learning

The multimedia WWW kernel for distance learning project is developing a comprehensive system for delivering training via the WWW.

This project's goal is to, provide European training organisations with a user-friendly, comprehensive kernel for putting their new or existing courses on the Internet/Intranet.

• an incrementally developed product
• a product suitable for further modification
• a comprehensive range of didactic strategies from which users will select according to their training policies
• carefully designed technical structures to exploit the riches of the net
• an in-depth analysis of the theory and practice of distance education as the basis for didactic strategies

MMWWWK: Multimedia WWW Kernel For Distance Learning