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Standards for Re-use in Standards for Re-use in Practice for Practice for DistributedDistributed

LearningLearning

Allard Strijker

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HistoryHistory

• 1997 Faculty wide implementation1997 Faculty wide implementation• 1999 Royal dutch Navy1999 Royal dutch Navy

– Interest Royal airforce (SCORM)Interest Royal airforce (SCORM)

• 2000 University wide implementation2000 University wide implementation– 1600 courses / 10000 users, 50-300 objects a 1600 courses / 10000 users, 50-300 objects a

course / avg 75 / course / avg 75 / 120000120000

• 2001 Shell Open University2001 Shell Open University• 2001 Royal airforce Webmentor LMS2001 Royal airforce Webmentor LMS• 2002 LCMS research dutch army2002 LCMS research dutch army• 2002 Commercial version2002 Commercial version

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Larger Scale of Reuse Larger Scale of Reuse

• ExchangeabilityExchangeability– Knowledge management systemsKnowledge management systems– Other systemsOther systems

• InteroperabilityInteroperability– SystemsSystems– ServicesServices– DepartmentsDepartments– AvailabilityAvailability– PublishersPublishers– Other UniversitiesOther Universities

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ObjectsObjects

• LO (Learning Objects)LO (Learning Objects)• RLO (Reusable RLO (Reusable

Learning Objects)Learning Objects)• KO (Knowledge KO (Knowledge

Objects)Objects)• SCO (Sharable Content SCO (Sharable Content

Object)Object)• Bit-Size learningBit-Size learning• IO (Information Object)IO (Information Object)

• RIO (Reusable RIO (Reusable Information Object)Information Object)

• Item Item • ResourceResource• Component Component • Chunk Chunk • Basic large object Basic large object

(BLOB) (BLOB) • Assignable Unit (AU)Assignable Unit (AU)

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SCORM SCORM

(Sharable Content (Sharable Content

Object ReferenceObject Reference

Model)Model)

Standards for Reusing ObjectsStandards for Reusing Objects

AICC Tracking /Tracing IMS

Packaging

LOMMetadata

IMS

ARIADNE

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Size and shape of ObjectsSize and shape of Objects

• A learning object is defined as any entity, A learning object is defined as any entity, digital or non-digital, that may be used for digital or non-digital, that may be used for learning, education or training. (LOM V6.1)learning, education or training. (LOM V6.1)

• The size and shape of an "object" is open to The size and shape of an "object" is open to each organization to define. This decision is each organization to define. This decision is based upon the needs, tools, processes, and based upon the needs, tools, processes, and business goals of the organization (Cisco business goals of the organization (Cisco 2001)2001)

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Aggregation LevelsAggregation Levels

1.1. The smallest level of aggregation e.g. raw media The smallest level of aggregation e.g. raw media data or fragments.data or fragments.

2.2. A collection of atoms e.g. an HTML document with A collection of atoms e.g. an HTML document with some embedded pictures or a lesson.some embedded pictures or a lesson.

3.3. A collection of level 2 learning resources e.g. a web A collection of level 2 learning resources e.g. a web of HTML documents with an index page that links of HTML documents with an index page that links the pages together or a course.the pages together or a course.

4.4. The largest level of granularity e.g. a set of courses The largest level of granularity e.g. a set of courses that lead to a certificate.that lead to a certificate.

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Aggregation LevelsAggregation Levels

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Course Management System (CMS)Course Management System (CMS)

CMS

ResourceResource

Object

Subject

Description

Weblink

Attachments

Resources

Category

Metadata

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Creating Objects Creating Objects

Object

Subject

Description

Weblink

Attachments

Resources

Category

Metadata

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Metadata RepositoryMetadata Repository

content

metadatacontent

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Material Metadata CreationMaterial Metadata Creation

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Learning Content Management Learning Content Management System (LCMS)System (LCMS)

Object

metadataObject

Object

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Selecting ResourcesSelecting Resources

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Experiences With Reuse and User-Experiences With Reuse and User-support Toolssupport Tools

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Experiences With Reuse and User-Experiences With Reuse and User-support Tools Results (1)support Tools Results (1)

• Own and other materialOwn and other material• Motivations for reuseMotivations for reuse

– TargetgroupTargetgroup

• Reusing material of othersReusing material of others– Already available in booksAlready available in books– Copyrights / Intellectual propertyCopyrights / Intellectual property– MasteringMastering– "impoverished" education"impoverished" education – Creators intentions?Creators intentions?

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Experiences With Reuse and User-Experiences With Reuse and User-support Tools Results (2)support Tools Results (2)

• Controlling reuseControlling reuse• Reuse whatReuse what

– Partly reuse of old coursesPartly reuse of old courses– Shell, exchange small scaleShell, exchange small scale

• Selecting material for reuseSelecting material for reuse• Giving the opportunity for reuseGiving the opportunity for reuse

– Rewards Rewards

• MetadataMetadata

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Experiences With Reuse and User-Experiences With Reuse and User-support Tools Results (3)support Tools Results (3)

• Structuring materialStructuring material– OwnOwn

• CoursenameCoursename• YearYear• AgeAge

– OtherOther• KeywordsKeywords• AuthorsAuthors• Reused before?Reused before?

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SummarySummary

• OrganizationalOrganizational– RewardsRewards– CopyrightsCopyrights– CostsCosts– TimeTime– Strict Taxonomy, Strict Taxonomy, – Standard objects, Standard objects, – Predefined set of keywordsPredefined set of keywords

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More InformationMore Information

[email protected]@edte.utwente.nl

• www.teletop.nlwww.teletop.nl

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LMS, LCMS, CMS and Instructor (1)LMS, LCMS, CMS and Instructor (1)

• LMSs are defined as systems “to LMSs are defined as systems “to manage learners, keeping track of their manage learners, keeping track of their progress and performance across all progress and performance across all types of learning activities”.types of learning activities”.

• LCMSs typically include content-LCMSs typically include content-development tools. “Content assembly” development tools. “Content assembly” and “publish learning” into different and “publish learning” into different “output formats”“output formats”

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LMS, LCMS, CMS and Instructor (2)LMS, LCMS, CMS and Instructor (2)

• CMSs, integrate content delivery, CMSs, integrate content delivery, communication, learner activities, communication, learner activities, collaborative work support, feedback, testing, collaborative work support, feedback, testing, portfolio development, groupware tools, and portfolio development, groupware tools, and administrative tools for the instructor.administrative tools for the instructor.

• Instructor, leads activities, interacts with Instructor, leads activities, interacts with learners, guides learners trough the course learners, guides learners trough the course and assembles the actual course.and assembles the actual course.

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LCMSLCMSObject IMS Zip package

Object IMS Zip packageIMS package

Package Manifest

Package Metadata

ResourceResource

Object

Subject

Description

Weblink

Attachments

Resources

Category

Metadata

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IMS PackageIMS Package

IMS package

Package Manifest

Package Metadata

ResourceResource

Object

Onderwerp

Beschrijving

Weblink

Attachments

Resources

Categorie

Metadata

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IMS PackagingIMS PackagingObject IMS Zip package

IMS packageIMS package

Package Manifest

Package Metadata

ResourceResource

Object

Subject

Description

Weblink

Attachments

Resources

Category

Metadata

01_01_01.zip

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AICC AICC InteractionInteraction

LMS

Learner

Learner Profiles

Course Information

Profiles

Learner information

Tracking information

Object

Subject

Description

Weblink

Attachments

Resources

Category

Metadata

IMS package

Package Manifest

Package Metadata

ResourceResource

Object

Subject

Description

Weblink

Attachments

Resources

Category

Metadata

Learning Material

Course information

Interaction

Autentication

UserAccounts

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ERP LCMS CMS RelationsERP LCMS CMS RelationsERP

LCMS

CMS /CBT / ..

SCOSCO

SCOPackages

Lesson

SCO

SCOSCO

Lesson

SCO

SCOSCO

Lesson

SCOObject

Project Information

Person Profiles

Resources

Tracking information

Learner information

Objects

Tracking information

Resource / Reuse

management

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ERP LMS LCMS CMS RelationsERP LMS LCMS CMS Relations LMS

LCMS

CMS /CBT / ..

SCO SCO

SCO Packages

Lesson

SCO

SCO SCO

Lesson

SCO

SCO SCO

Lesson

SCO Object

Learner Profiles

ERP

Course Information

Profiles

Project Information

Person Profiles

Competence Description

Resources

Learner information

Learner information Tracking information

Learner information

Objects

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Material Metadata DocumentMaterial Metadata Document

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Different role LMSDifferent role LMS CMS / CBT

Lesson

Object

Metadata Content Object

Metadata Content Object

Metadata Content

Lesson

Object

Metadata Content Object

Metadata Content Object

Metadata Content

Lesson

Object

Metadata Content Object

Metadata Content Object

Metadata Content

XML data like costs, study load, etc

E-Commerce System

Costs, invested time

Time schedules, Costs, Targets, descriptions, planning

Metadata

Object

Competencies

Instructor

Use

Use

LMS

Learner Profiles

Course Information

Profiles Competence Description

LCMS

SCO SCO

SCO Object

ERP

Project

Information

Person Profiles

Resources

Instructor

Discussion

Assignments

Collaboration

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Related SystemsRelated Systems

• Learning management system (LMS) Learning management system (LMS)

• Enterprise resource planning (ERP)Enterprise resource planning (ERP)

• Course management system (CMS)Course management system (CMS)

• Course Based Training (CBT)Course Based Training (CBT)

• Learning content management system Learning content management system (LCMS)(LCMS)

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Object and MetadataObject and Metadata

Object

Subject

Description

Weblink

Attachments

Resources

Category

Metadata

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Learning Content Management Learning Content Management SystemsSystems

• Exchanging material (IMS)Exchanging material (IMS)• Export to other systemsExport to other systems• Import from publishers, universities, Import from publishers, universities,

organisationsorganisations

• Storing material or metadata (LOM)Storing material or metadata (LOM)

• Tools for retrieving and using materialTools for retrieving and using material

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Learning Management Systems Learning Management Systems (LMS)(LMS)

• Tracking and tracing (AICC)Tracking and tracing (AICC)

• Providing information to RunTime Providing information to RunTime Environments (RTE) or learning objectsEnvironments (RTE) or learning objects

• Storing information for RunTime Storing information for RunTime Environments or learning objectsEnvironments or learning objects

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Reuse in PracticeReuse in Practice

• Commercial settingCommercial setting– Shell Open UniversityShell Open University– TeleTOP (2 Years)TeleTOP (2 Years)

• MilitaryMilitary– Dutch ArmyDutch Army– Custom made LCMS based on SCORMCustom made LCMS based on SCORM– SCORM compliant LMSSCORM compliant LMS

• AcademicAcademic– University of TwenteUniversity of Twente– TeleTOP (5 Years)TeleTOP (5 Years)

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Users experiences (1)Users experiences (1)

• Motivation for reuseMotivation for reuse

• Reuse of materials made by othersReuse of materials made by others

• Reuse of one's own materials by othersReuse of one's own materials by others

• Controlling reuseControlling reuse

• Reuse what?Reuse what?

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User experiences (2)User experiences (2)

• Selecting material for reuseSelecting material for reuse

• MetadataMetadata

• Structuring materialStructuring material

• Giving the opportunity for reuseGiving the opportunity for reuse

• Conclusions from the user evaluationConclusions from the user evaluation

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Creating MaterialCreating Material

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TeleTOP EnvironmentTeleTOP Environment