Helen M Lynch will speak on the "
Distributed Content Environment" developed for the
CSU School of Policing Studies, at the Australian Computer Society e-Learning Special Interest Group in Canberra, 5pm 11 May 2916.
"The distributed content environment (DCE) is a system developed and
implemented for the School of Policing Studies, CSU, to customise,
reuse, update and deliver teaching and learning resources in mobile
ready formats to students, teachers and classroom. The DCE has wide
application as it enables a truly “digital“ classroom and supports the
use of mobile devices by teachers and students in and outside of the
classroom. DCE enables the distribution of teaching and learning
resources by harnessing a range of educational technologies that are
common to most universities and TAFE institutions in Australia today.
The
core technologies of the DCE are the digital object repositories and
the online learning environment e.g. Moodle and Equella, as well as
content authoring tools which when harnessed together create a seamless
distribution of teaching and learning resources to a range of audiences.
This session explains the DCE and how it can be applied to a range of teaching and learning situations."
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