IET TCM Event: Introduction to Responsive Open Learning Environment

18 July 2012

Location: Jennie Lee Building Meeting Room 1 Ground Floor

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Lynda Davies
2 March 2012

Abstract: The European project ROLE (Responsive Open Learning Environments) provides online tools that enable learners to build their own technology-enhanced learning environment based on their needs and preferences. This workshop will introduce participants to these tools and will give them an opportunity to use them for building their personal learning environment.

This will be a hands-on, "bring your own laptop" session.

Related links:
ROLE project web site (http://www.role-project.eu/) ROLE course in
OpenLearn (http://labspace.open.ac.uk/course/view.php?id=7433)

Presenters: Teresa Connolly and Dr Alexander Mikroyannidis (KMi)

Location: Jennie Lee Building Meeting Room 1 Ground Floor

Twitter hashtag: #ouTCM

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Activity 1: Find and share learning resources

Activity 2: Start building your PLE

Questionnaire: Tell us what you think about PLEs!

OpenLearn courses developed by the ROLE project

Responsive Open Learning Environments

This course introduces the main concepts and technologies behind Responsive Open Learning Environments (ROLE). The ROLE project provides tools and services that enable learners to build their own technology-enhanced learning environment based on their needs and preferences.

Self Regulated Learning

This course concentrates on the role of Self Regulated learning (SRL) and has been produced by the Responsive Open Learning Environments (ROLE) project. Overall, the ROLE project provides tools and services that enable learners to build their own technology-enhanced learning environment based on their needs and preferences.

The ROLE Widget Enchantment Competition

The ROLE Widget Enchantment Competition aims to bring together the best ideas from both the software developer and the practitioner communities to create a wide range of innovative Web widgets supporting Technology Enhanced Learning.

If you have a cool idea about a widget you would like to develop, you're welcome to submit it to this competition. 3 winners will be supported by the ROLE project to develop their widgets and will win an iPad!