The Case for an eLearning Research and Innovation Strategy

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Shaping our Future: Towards a Pan-Canadian eLearning Research Agenda On-line Conference, from Montreal, May 22nd, 2008 The Case for an eLearning Research and Innovation Strategy Gilbert Paquette LORNET Scientific Director CRC in Instructional and Cognitive Engineering LICEF Research Center, Télé-université www.licef.teluq.uquebec.ca/gp

Study on International eLearning Initiatives Financed by CCL/CCA in 2005

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1. Shaping our Future: Towards a Pan-Canadian eLearning Research Agenda On-line Conference, from Montreal, May 22nd, 2008 The Case for an eLearning Research and Innovation Strategy Gilbert Paquette LORNET Scientific Director CRC in Instructional and Cognitive Engineering LICEF Research Center, Télé-université www.licef.teluq.uquebec.ca/gp

2. Study on International eLearning Initiatives Financed by CCL/CCA in 2005

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12. The Situation in Canada -Key issues and concerns

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19. A Coordinating Agency BC Centre Prairies Centre Ontario Centre Québec Centre Atlantic Centre Nunavut Centre Coordinating Structure Business IntelligenceProgress & NeedsAss.. Policy orientation & Planning Infrastruc-ture, Tools & Standards Community Awareness Programs Research Programs ELearning Dissemina-tion Support

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21. Research on the Educational Web Increasing Social Networks Increasing Knowledge Networks 2 Social Web 1 Information Web 4 Intelligent Web 3 Semantic Web Internet Generations K S

22. Web 1.0 - The Technical Challenges: Interoperability, Reusability, Scalability, Flexibility SCORM QTI Etc. IMS-LD

23. Leaning Object Respositories: Networking Worldwide for Quality MERLOT (ÉTATS-UNIS) LORNET (CANADA) ARIADNE (EUROPE) NIME (JAPON) EDNA (AUSTRALIE) FRANCO : RAFAEL LACLO (AMERIQUE DU SUD) SCHOOLNET (EUROPE)

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