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The document summarizes the progress of the "ELO" Grundtvig Project from 2009-2011. It discusses three meetings: 1. The first meeting in Bari focused on communication methods and choosing Moodle as the platform to host learning objects (LOs) created by the project. 2. The second meeting in Craiova discussed LOs and Moodle workshops to help create at least two LOs per subject by the end of May. 3. The third meeting in Silleda would cover topics like what an LO is, how to make them motivating, pedagogical aspects, SCORM, LMS, Creative Commons, and Web 2.0 tools.
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NEWSPAPERS - QUESTION 1 - REVISION POWERPOINT.pptx
Silleda prologue
- 1. “ ELO” Grundtvig Project 2009-2011
- 3. What have we done till now? 2. At Craiova, our second meeting, we spoke of Los and Moodle. We intended to realize workshops on the use the platform so that it would be possible the creation of at least two LOs for each subject by the end of May. So the task for the next meeting was the creation of the LOs, sharing difficulties and successes in order to overcome unexpected troubles and clear up which steps to follow to get a motivating and attractive LO.