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A Tutorial Task and Tertiary Courseware Model for Collaborative Learning Communities
unpublished
RAED provides a computerised infrastructure to support the development and administration of Vicarious Learning in collaborative learning communities spread across multiple universities and workplaces. ...
This paper describes the origins of the model and the approach to implementation and outlines some of its benefits to collaborative teachers and learners. ...
with the situation in existing Managed Learning Environments, and in the ready handling of exceptions. ...
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Selecting a security architecture for a new model of distributed tutorial support
Proceedings. Eleventh IEEE International Workshops on Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises
This drives the research interest in more flexible and efficient access control approaches, in particular role-based access control. ...
We take a specific application area, distributed collaborative tutoring as pioneered in the MANTCHI project, and show the merits of the RBAC architecture for meeting its security requirements. ...
System Analysis and Design
Analysis Our distributed tutorial system architecture is based on a virtual university or a remote provision of workplace learning where support for collaborative learning ...
doi:10.1109/enabl.2002.1029994
dblp:conf/wetice/GongN02
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Combining Traditional And Virtual Teaching Techniques In Cross-Border Higher Education
2003
unpublished
Against a background of the latest trends in international virtual education, we propose a realistic solution for equal collaboration between two different systems. ...
It is clear that there is much work to be done in developing a new e-Learning world and that we have only just begun to have a glimpse of the new and exciting ways in which learning will eventually be ...
The authors believe that unlike technology artefacts individuals speak to each other and construct themselves in language, which is continually changing (Krippendorff, 1996) . ...
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