WEB-EDU - Web Education Systems
A Study of Learning Management Systems for Online Education
| The Web-edu project is supported by the European Leonardo da Vinci
programme. The project aims to study internet based learning management
systems to provide comprehensive recommendations and reference material
for European education and training organizations. Web Education Systems is an International study in the e-learning field aiming to analyze experiences of the use of different Learning Management Systems (LMS) for the management and delivery of online education and training. By analysing the experiences of major institutions in the European 18 area, the project intends to provide traditional Universities and the Vocational Education and Training field with a comprehensive analysis of standard and non-standard systems, able to manage hundreds of courses and deal with thousands of teachers and students. |
Project Cover Letter (doc)
Interview Guide (doc)
Example interview (pdf)
Experiences with Learning Management Systems in Norwegian Universities and Colleges (pdf)
Comparative Reflections on Online Education Systems in Scandinavian and Australian Universities (pdf)
Passworded Material
The project partners are:
Ana Dias, Tecminho,
Portugal |
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Recommended Links
Online educational
delivery applications: a web tool for comparative analysis
List
of comparative analysis applications
Publications
from Brandon Hall
Learning
Management Systems Voice of the Customer
Comparative
Features Analysis of Leading Course Management Software
Course
server software for online teaching
Web-based
training solutions
LMS-systems used by institutions we have interviewed
BlackBoard
ClassFronter
CourseKeeper
FirstClass
Imaker
LEKTOR
PedIT
Saba
SESAM
TopClass
WebCT
WebLearn Plus
West
References related to e-learning standards
Advanced Distributed Learning Network (ADLNet)
Sharable Course Object Reference Model (SCORM)
Aviation Industry CBT Committee (AICC)
Instructional Management Systems Project (IMS)
Extensible Markup Language (XML)
Microsoft’s Learning Resource Interchange (LRN)
IEEE Learning Technology Standards Committee (LTSC)