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Online GIS-Learning
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Publiceringsår: 2007
Språk: Engelska
Sidor: 8
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Dokumenttyp: Konferensbidrag
Förlag: EADTU
Sammanfattning
This paper deals with the experiences from a Leonardo Pilot Project, E-GIS (www.e-gis.org) that was implemented during the time period from 021101 until 060131. During the project period a study program, 100 % Internet based, corresponding to one year full time study was implemented – resulting in 8 course modules that were developed and tested out during the project. Ten partners from six European countries participated in the project.
GIS – Geographical Information Systems – is a computer-based tool for handling digital map data. If we generalise, we can say that GIS is a program for analysing digital map data to which are connected attribute data (spatially dependant phenomena), for statistical treatment – such as resource- and environmental planning, transport logistics, registration of archeological findings etc.
The main objectives of the E-GIS project was to establish a co-operation between European Universities and GIS user organisations and to develop modularised courses intended for Internet based learning. A heavy evaluation task was performed, based on digital questionnaires and interviews. The development, course implementation, partner experiences, course- and student evaluation will be described and presented during EADTU 2007.
GIS – Geographical Information Systems – is a computer-based tool for handling digital map data. If we generalise, we can say that GIS is a program for analysing digital map data to which are connected attribute data (spatially dependant phenomena), for statistical treatment – such as resource- and environmental planning, transport logistics, registration of archeological findings etc.
The main objectives of the E-GIS project was to establish a co-operation between European Universities and GIS user organisations and to develop modularised courses intended for Internet based learning. A heavy evaluation task was performed, based on digital questionnaires and interviews. The development, course implementation, partner experiences, course- and student evaluation will be described and presented during EADTU 2007.
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Nyckelord
- Social Sciences
- Earth and Environmental Sciences
- Technology and Engineering
- Netbased Learning
- Geographical Information Systems
- Sharing “best practice”
- Networking between European Universities
Övrigt
EADTU
2013-05-23
Lisbon
Published
Yes

