3G Platfrom - LMS - Presentation 2013 - English
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3G Platform is a web-based LMS for primary, secondary/high-schools and universities. Features audio, video and test chat. Virtual class-room with interactive whiteboard. Own account with storage space.
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- 1. 3G Platform
- 2. Vision Meet the requirements of the 21st century • • • • We are now connected 24/7 Rapid flow of information Being up-to-date all the time High-tech gadgets (laptops, smartphones, tablet PCs etc.) are part of our everyday life • Communication is mainly via chat and Social Networks • Generation Z requires highly visual and interesting tools to draw attention A modern day classroom has to live up to these needs
- 3. 3G Platform Web-based educational platform • Provides excellent educational experience • Using innovative methods available • Unifies the features of social networking sites Learning and teaching is made easier than ever before
- 4. Features • • • • • • • • Virtual classroom – to hold virtual classes (even from home) Recording – Contents and chat used during the class is recorded and can be revised Tests – Teachers can be written on the subject just presented Conference room – to hold conference meeting with parents or other teachers Library - (access to i-Doctum educational software library, 3D model, animations) Account - Management of own files and to share own files, group management, messages Chat - Facilitates the student-student and student teacher communication 3D Game like environment (chat function available only) Learn within motivating and modern surroundings
- 5. Unique Personalized Account Customize: profile picture, data, 3D character Messages (inbox, sent, compose mail) Groups (create groups - classes, send messages to groups) Manage own file system (upload files like: pdf, ppt, doc, docx, etc.)
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- 7. Virtual Classroom • User interface for teachers and students • Send invitations for participants • Audio and video connection • Possibility to answer and ask questions during the class (written and oral option) • File sharing (documents, pictures, files) • i-Doctum interactive content, 3D models
- 9. Social functions that the platform offers • 3D environment • Chat
- 10. Thank you for your attention! Any questions?