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Presentation
Paper
Experiences from Design and Use of IT Supported Distributed Learning Environment
Prof Per Christiansson
Aalborg University, Denmark


3rd AECEF International Symposium (Association of Civil Engineering Faculties with participation of civil engineering faculties from non-European countries).

Thursday, September 9, 1999
Cardiff University, United Kingdom

The paper discusses design and use of distributed learning systems. Examples and experiences from ongoing courses are presented. Distributed learning is defined and put into the context of tomorrows learning environments and the project and problem based learning methodology used at Aalborg University.

There is a great need to raise the IT competence of the teachers to meet the needs for and carrying through of the changes in education on all levels. We will in the future see a closer natural collaboration between universities in course development and experience exchange.

  • Introduction
  • The distributed learning concept
    • Whats new?
    • Virtual Class room example
    • What is disributd learning
  • The Aalborg experiment
  • Distributed learning systems
    • Basic functionality
    • Multimedia and user models
    • Authoring tools
    • The design process
    • Handling redundancy in the Virtual Building.
  • Conclusions




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Dept. of Building Technology and Structural Engineering
Sohngaardsholmsvej 57
DK-9000 Aalborg
Denmark
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