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Sabitha, Sai; Mehrotra, Deepti; Bansal, Abhay – Electronic Journal of e-Learning, 2015
The most important dimension of learning is the content, and a Learning Management System (LMS) suffices this to a certain extent. The present day LMS are designed to primarily address issues like ease of use, search, content and performance. Many surveys had been conducted to identify the essential features required for the improvement of LMS,…
Descriptors: Convergent Thinking, Management Systems, Integrated Learning Systems, Knowledge Management
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Silva, Luciano; Mustaro, Pollyana N.; Stringhini, Denise; Silveira, Ismar F. – Electronic Journal of e-Learning, 2006
Ideally, learning resources should be built over a shared pool of fine reusable granular learning objects. However, in order to avoid contextual lacks, dynamic creation of such resources would mostly rely on the conceptual relationships among learning objects inside a repository. These conceptual relationships, as well as the learning objects…
Descriptors: Resource Units, Metadata, Cognitive Style, Concept Mapping
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Limanauskiene, Virginija; Stuikys, Vytautas – Electronic Journal of e-Learning, 2009
With the expansion of e-learning, the understanding and evaluation of already created e-learning environments is becoming an extremely important issue. One way to dealing with the problem is analysis of case studies, i.e. already created environments, from the reuse perspective. The paper presents a general framework and model to assess UNITE, the…
Descriptors: Electronic Learning, Communication Problems, Computer Assisted Instruction, Editing
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Vossen, Gottfried; Westerkamp, Peter – Electronic Journal of e-Learning, 2004
"Web services" enable partners to exploit applications via the Internet. Individual services can be composed to build new and more complex ones with additional and more comprehensive functionality. In this paper, we apply the Web service paradigm to electronic learning, and show how to exchange and maintain learning objects is a…
Descriptors: Electronic Learning, Internet, Higher Education, Foreign Countries