Our paper "Defining e-learning: a research on its conceptual framework" was accepted to be presented at the International Conference of Education, Research and Innovation.
The conference is organized by the International Association of Technology, Education and Development and will take place in Madrid (15-17 of November).
The paper aims to present some of the findings of our project and, of course, the "umbrella" definition we created for e-learning.
We strongly believe that the dissemination of our work and the collaboration with other experts can let us go further with our project by identifying and analysing different models, in which e-learning is developed.
Jul 1, 2010
Results' analysis and evaluation of the project!!!
The participating experts expressed highly their satisfaction with the umbrella definition created and the project team proceeded to the analysis and evaluation of the project. Soon, the basic conclusions of the “e-learning conceptual framework" project will be posted in this blog.
Jun 1, 2010
End of the research activities of the project: the creation of the umbrella definition!
After the literature review, the realization of the focus groups and the application of the Delphi questionnaires, the project team realized three meetings/debates in order to create the “umbrella” definition for the e-learning concept, having as basis the experts’ comments and the different definitions found during the literature review. The objective of the project team was to create a general definition of the concept that could be accepted by the majority of the scientific community and could also set boundaries for the activity at the eLearn Center. The definition created was sent to the experts that participated in the Delphi questionnaires in order to see the level of their satisfaction.
May 1, 2010
The second round of the Delphi questionnaire begins!
In this second round, the experts are encouraged to revise their earlier answers in the light of the replies of the other members of the panel. It is believed that during this process the range of the answers will decrease and the group will converge towards a generally accepted answer. Nevertheless, we encourage the experts to change their opinions only if they agree with the most popular answer and they are convinced that it is the most suitable one.
Mar 1, 2010
The first round of the Delphi questionnaire begins!
The questionnaire, validated by experts in methods, was sent to the experts who will have two weeks to send us their responses. Meanwhile, the eLearning Definition project team continues with analysis of the information collected during the implementing of the three focus groups.
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