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ROLE workshops at the JTEL Summer School 2012

Monday 28 May 2012

A very successful JTEL summer school was held last week in Estoril, Portugal. PhD students in the area of Technology-Enhanced Learning (TEL) from across Europe spent the week learning about the latest trends in TEL, exchanging ideas about their PhD projects, and (of course!) socialising.

Alexander Mikroyannidis delivered the workshop: “Build your Personal Learning Environment”. 14 students attended this session and had the chance to use the tools of the ROLE project in order to find learning resources and start building their Personal Learning Environment (PLE) according to their research interests.

Other ROLE workshops held during the summer school included a coding session using the ROLE SDK, a widget design session, as well as a session about personalised support for self-regulated learning.

Related Links:

• JTEL Summer School 2012


• Slides from the Build your PLE workshop

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