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Presentation given at the SUILCoP event on 29th April 2009. The presentation covers the BRUM project and re-usable learning objects in general. It also covers issues surrounding sharing learning material.
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- 16. What makes a learning object ‘re-usable’?
- 18. Granularity
- 22. Flexible
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- 26. Attributes that appeal to students “ Mash ups” Re-usable and re-purposable Self-paced, interactive Embeddable Accessibility – want to log on anytime, anywhere Students