Technical Innovation in Blended Learning - ERASMUS+ Project
The TIBL project team gave several lectures at international conferences and published them in a suitable manner. Some of these lectures are based on special empirical studies that were undertaken during the project. One example is the study on the use of multiple devices, which is the first study to cover this difficult but important Read More …
The Austrian Multiplier Event took place in the Hotel Zentral (in Wiener Neustadt, Austria), on September 30, 2019 and was attended by approximatly 35 interested people. The inhomogenious audience was build from people coming from vocational schools, from the WiFi (Training Institute of the Chamber of Commerce), representatives of companies and SMEs, teachers from schools, Read More …
eXe-Learning will be used in the TIBL-Project for content creation of the MOOC.
eXe-Learning id developed in Python, a web-based programming language. The development tool runs in any modern web browser and offers a rich toolbox of activities. Read More …
Peter Mazohl, Harald Makl (EFQBL), Ebba Ossiannielsson (SADE) and Luca Reitano (DigiLab) met to consultations in October 2018 in Rome. The discussed topics covered the development of documents and chapters for the MOOC as well as the creation of content for the “Trainers’ Toolbox”. Besides this, the publishing of the multiple device report (as a Read More …
The intermediate meeting of the project took place in Lund (Sweden). Here we found the best working conditions for the project team. The goals in this meeting were to clear all open issues in the tools for developing the pilot courses. There were activities like: Discussion and clearing of open issues for the pilot course Read More …
Multimedia learning occurs when a learner builds a mental representation from words and pictures that have been presented (R. Mayer, 2017). Multimedia instructional messages using words and pictures (for instance static graphics, photos, drawings, amps, or charts) are intended to foster learning. These facts can also be used in typical training in Vocational Education and Read More …
Ebba Ossiannilsson presented the project at the annual EDEN conference in Genoa. She used the opportunity to refer to the project – which started in October 2017 – as well as to the achieved results. The interest and the feedback of the audience showed the importance of the project and the need of appropriate and Read More …
TIBL – an innovative project presented at the CSEDU The CSEDU is the International Conference on Computer Supported Education (1) and is a meeting place for presenting and discussing new educational environments, best practices and case studies on innovative technology-based learning strategies, institutional policies on computer supported education. 2018, the conference took place in Funchal, Read More …
Peter Mazohl (on behalf of the project consortium) was invited to the expert workshop on “Key Challenges and Solutions for Promoting Online Training among SMEs in Europe”. He had the opportunity to present the TIBL-Project and to discuss currently identified problems in education, the position of MOOCs in the educational landscape, the problems of motivation Read More …
The TIBL-Project was presented in the frame of the special session on Blended Learning and Quality Enhancement. On behalf of the consortium, Peter Mazohl submitted a paper about the project (with the co-authors Ebba Ossiannilsson and Harald Makl). At the conference the project with a special focus on the rationale, the identification of the problems Read More …