Project Details:
Dynamic Learning Maps
Navigable Dynamic Learning Maps will be developed and evaluated to assist students and staff in actively mapping learning by drawing on formal curricular and personalised learning records, supported...
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Funding period:November 2008 to Funding period:April 2009 to October 2010March 2011
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Organisations: Newcastle University |
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Posted by SheilaMacneill at 2009-11-06 15:08:45
Suggested that the team look at the feed aggregation work being done through the OER programme.
Posted by SheilaMacneill at 2009-11-06 15:08:04
The project is based on using a number of feeds from both internal VLE and institutional systems. Team agreed to develop some narratives around the issues they have faced/overcome with various feed sources to help share/illustrate the benefits of allowing access to data.
Posted by SheilaMacneill at 2009-11-06 15:04:30
Team agreed to investigate developing a system architecture diagram as a shareable output which could potentially go into the design studio
Posted by SheilaMacneill at 2009-11-06 15:03:39
Team now working on developing a web-service (based around LEAP2) which will link information in portfolio systems and information in learning maps. So when a user updates information in learning maps that will automatically be updated in their eportfolio and vice versa. The team are demoing the system at CETS meeting in eportfolio and interoperability event in November (http://wiki.cetis.ac.uk/LEAP2_2009-11-23)
Posted by SheilaMacneill at 2009-11-06 14:59:57
Team are have developed a prototype system which can provide text and mindmap view of learning maps
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Programme-Manager: Lisa Gray