Study of work-integrated e-learning

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作者
Grundén, K [1 ]
机构
[1] Univ Trollbattan Uddevalla, Dept Informat & Math, Uddevalla, Sweden
关键词
evaluation study; work-integrated; E-learning; MOA-L model;
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TP [自动化技术、计算机技术];
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0812 ;
摘要
An evaluation study of work-integrated e-learning in the county administration of Sweden is reported and discussed. A web-based prototype (Diabas) for in-house education dealing with the official registers, was developed and tested. The MOA-L model was used as a frame of reference for the evaluation study. In the model especially the consequences for the work situation, the work process and the quality of the service to the client was focussed. The present situation as well as the situation after the learners had passed the course was studied and compared. The initial analysis of the present situation regarding these aspects was seen as very important for the development process of the course. Similarities between the development of work-integrated learning courses and traditional system development work was analysed and discussed. Cultural aspects and management policies were seen as very important in order to motivate the learners to attend the course. The learners were on the whole satisfied with the pilot course. The flexible forms for the course was seen as important. The work situation and the work flow need to be adapted in order to facilitate the use of the new knowledge after the course.
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页码:135 / 140
页数:6
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