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Learning Resource Exchange

14 November 2007 I Chris Jenkins
LRE seminar presentations
European Schoolnet organised a major seminar for approximately 100 potential LRE Associate Partners in Brussels on 9 November 2007.
The seminar provided an overview of LRE benefits for Associate Partners and information on the range of options for how organisations can connect to the LRE or expose their resources to school via the LRE federation. The Global Grid for Learning, OER Commons and Promethean also explained why they are currently interested in joining the LRE and becoming some of the first Associate Partners of the LRE service.
Download the programme here.
Download a brochure for LRE associate partners here (7MB).
Download presentationsWelcome, introduction to EUN
An Introduction to the CALIBRATE and MELT projects
- The CALIBRATE project - Jim Ayre, EUN
- The MELT project - Frans Van Assche, EUN
- The LRE architecture and How to Join the LRE - David Massart and Jean-Noel Colin, EUN
- The EUN Learning Resource Exchange technical description - David Massart
- The LRE ‘vision’ - Jim Ayre, EUN
- Exchanging Learning Resources on a Global Scale - Erik Duval, KUL/ARIADNE
- IPR and DRM in the LRE Jean-Noel Colin, EUN
Tools and services for Associate Partners – Part I - Frans Van Assche, EUN
- The LRE Application Profile
- The EUN Multilingual Thesaurus for school education
- Curriculum mapping in the CALIBRATE project
Tools and services for Associate Partners – Part II
- The LeMill ‘learning toolbox’ - Teemu Leinonen, UIAH, Helsinki
- Tools for automatic metadata generation, Erik Duval, KUL/ARIADNE
- Social tagging for teachers in MELT, Riina Vuorikari, EUN
LRE Associate Partners
- Global Grid for Learning, John Tuttle, Executive Director, Education, Cambridge University Press
- Promethean, Mark Robinson, Group Head of Education Product Strategy
Working with the LRE
Web Editor: Chris Jenkins
Last changed: Thursday, 15 November 2007
Last changed: Thursday, 15 November 2007