First International Workshop on Learning Object Discovery & Exchange (LODE'07)
The LODE'07 workshop was held on September 18, 2007 in conjunction with the 2nd European
Conference on Technology Enhanced Learning (EC-TEL07),
Crete, Greece.
CONTEXT AND OBJECTIVES
Although
the use of learning (content) management systems is becoming common in most
educational organizations and the number of educational resources available
online, for free or by subscription, is huge, most of these resources are
hidden in repositories and cannot be easily found, which hampers their
potential use and reuse.
The workshop brought together researchers and practitioners working
at unlocking the educational content hidden in repositories and facilitating
the retrieval and exchange of this content. The workshop provided an
international forum to highlight the state-of-the-art and discuss the issues
and innovative approaches in the field.
PROGRAM
Session 1: Federations of Learning Resources
Session Chair: Gilbert Paquette
- Unifying Learning Object Repositories in MACE (Christian Prause, Stefaan Ternier, Tim de Jong, Stefan Apelt, Marius Scholten, Martin Wolpers, Markus Eisenhauer, Bram Vandeputte, Marcus Specht, and Erik Duval)
- Creation of Lithuanian Digital Library of
Educational Resources and Services: the Hypothesis, Contemporary Practice,
and Future Objectives (Eugenijus Kurilovas and Svetlana Kubilinskiene)
- The Everlasting Dawn of Educational Brokers: A Search for Key Design Principles (Bernd Simon, Petra Oberhumer, and Robert Kristöfl)
Session 2: Repository Infrastructures
Session Chair: Frans Van Assche
Session 3: Search and Retrieval of Learning Resources
Session Chair: Jean-Noël Colin
Session 4: Rich description of resources
Session Chair: Eugenijus Kurilovas
ORGANISERS
David Massart and Jean-Noël Colin, European Schoolnet (EUN), Belgium
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
- Kerry Blinco, DEST, Australia
- Erik Duval, KUL, Belgium
- Mike Halm, PennState University, USA
- Marek Hatala, SFU, Canada
- Manuel Kolp, UCL, Belgium
- Robert Kristofl, BMBWK, Austria
- François Magnan, Teluq, Canada
- Jon Mason, InterCog, Australia
- Martin Morrey, Intrallect, UK
- Gilbert Paquette, Teluq, Canada
- Fredrik Paulsson, Umea University, Sweden
- Tomasz Orzechowski, AGH, Poland
- Alain Pirotte, UCL, Belgium
- Daniel Rehak, University of Memphis, USA
- Griff Richards, SFU, Canada
- Bernd Simon, Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien, Austria
- James Simon, Sun Microsystems, USA
- Stefaan Ternier, KUL, Belgium
- Tsuneo Yamada, NIME, Japan