E-Learning in Minority Languages (2006)

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    1. e-Learning in and for the Use of Education and Minority Languages Conference on Further Education and Minority Languages BIFHE, 11 May 2006 Dr Wolfgang Greller
    2. Image Problem
      • Generalisations
      • Traditional
      • Lack of education
      • Backward
      • Political and social unity
    3. Image Problems
    4. Image Problems
    5. Language Planning Education Economic Value Identity Confidence Language Growth Language Growth
      • e-Commerce
      • e-Business
      • e-Government
      • e-Entertainment
      Cultural Change
      • e-Learning
      INFORMATION SOCIETY
      • Offers flexible learning on demand, any time or anywhere
      • Allows for creative innovation in education and new ways of delivery
      • Provides a safe environment
      • Creates an economy of scale that is otherwise impossible
      • Captures teaching and learning processes
      Why e-Learning?
    6. Drivers
      • Students demand:
      • ICT in education – “Nintendo generation”
      • Wider learning opportunities
      • Flexible provision
      • Continuous development
      • Access to high quality education
      • Individual learning needs
    7. Challenges
      • Equitable learning experience
      • Connectivity in remote/deprived communities
      • Speed of technical changes
      • Skills to take advantage of what’s on offer
      • Expectations of learners
    8. Opportunities
      • Outreach
      • Connecting communities (Diaspora)
      • Revitalisation and status to the language
      • Economies of scale
      • Allows to capture/transfer traditional skills
      • Provide essential new skills
    9. Opportunities
    10. Gaelic Online for Native Speakers
    11. Why teach L1 online?
      • Motivation:
      • Self-paced study
      • Anonymity to language professionals
      • Free provision
      • Lost generation
      • Updatable and authoritative reference
      • Goals:
      • New orthography
      • Improve grammar
      • Update terminology
      • Develop creative skills
      • Develop editorial skills
    12. Inspired?
      • (Nearly) everything is possible:
      e.g. The Klingon Bible Translation Project
    13. Get going…
      • Dr Wolfgang Greller
      • Head of e-Learning
      • University of Klagenfurt
      • Austria
      • E-mail: [email_address]
      • Web: www.greller.net

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