The ELM project will be under discussion at the EUCERT day 2010 in Budapest. It will feature as part of a series of presentations which discuss the use and role of ECQA job roles within industry as part of the Montific conference.
Registration information and request can be found here.
The E-learning Manager project was recently disseminated at the EUROSPI Annual Conference, 2010: INNOVATION IN LEARNING COMMUNITIES in Grenoble, France by DEIS as part of a discussion on developing knowldege sharing in a learning environment.
The dEUcert Project aims to promote and enhance ECQA Certification schema throughout Europe. As part of the DEUCERT project, a project blog has been set up to keep updates on the promotion of the ECQA. The blog is located at: http://deucert.blog.de/.
There is also a facebook page available at: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=81927754095&ref=ts – so why not become a fan?.
The ELM project leaflet has recently been finalized and is npw available for download.
As part of the ELM project, a piloting phase will be implemented in 2010 which will provide participants with free training and full qualification in the area of e-learning management.
If you are interested in participating in this piloting stage, or would like more information, you may register on this site, using the Register feature which can be accessed in the main menu.
Alternatively, feel free to get in touch here.
The ELM September meeting was recently featured in the iSQI website. Meeting information and outputs as well of the nature of the project itself are under discussion. The minutes of this meeting will be made available within a day or two.
Click here to access the article on the site.
The ELM project will be under discussion at the European Systems & Software Process Improvement and Innovation Conference. The website is available here. The conference will feature such project partners as ISQI, ISCN.
Registration information and request can be found here.
Furthermore, the ELM project will be presented upon at the EU Certificates Day 2009 (as part of the EuroSPI conference) – which takes place on the 2nd September 2009. The name of the presentation is “Networked Learning is an Industrial Success Factor – Certified E-Learning Manager” and will be taking place from 15.00 – 15.30.
See the EU Certificates day website for details.
The ELM Project page is up at the European Certification & Qualification Association – click here to access.
The ECQA project was the product of a 2005 Leonardo da Vinci program to establish a European Quality Network (the “Network Project EQN”, 2005 – 2007). The overall objective of the EQN Leonardo network project was to establish an ECQA (European Certification and Qualification Association) which, supported by training organisations from European countries (currently organisations from 18 countries participate), would install a set of quality criteria and common certification rules to be applied across the different European regions in the Life Long Learning scope in the IT and services sector.
The E-Learning Manager Project will be accredited by the ECQA, along with a number of other projects such as a Certified e-Business Manager, a Certified e-Security Manager and a Certified IT-Security Manager. To view a list of accredited European professions, click here.
The ELM April meeting was recently featured in the online monthly SQ magazine produced by ISQI. Meeting information and outputs as well of the nature of the project itself are under discussion.
To read the e-magazine online, click the image below. (Note-you will need the latest version of flash player – available here)
The E-learning Manager project was recently disseminated at the EDEN Annual Conference, 2009: INNOVATION IN LEARNING COMMUNITIES in Gdansk, Poland by project partners Corvinno Technology Transfer Center
Below is a report about the conference focusing on ELM:
The ELM project information is up on the ADAM EU database. You can access the entry here.
ADAM is a new project and product portal for Leonardo da Vinci.
Leonardo da Vinci is part of the European education and training programme “Life-long Learning” and focuses on initial and further vocational education and training.
Using ADAM, you can obtain a full picture of the many products and results produced by the Leonardo da Vinci Programme. There are two ways of doing so: Either you enter a key word under “Search for Projects and Products” and the database gives you a list of all projects and products on this subject or you refine your search using the “extended search” function.
Welcome to the ELM (E-Learning Manager) Site. This is a website for the European Project no: LLP/LdV/TOI/2008/IRL – 507 which aims to ultimately aims to develop and mainstream a Europe-wide skills recognition and qualification service for e-learning managers, and other individual sat management level charged with evaluating sourcing or implementing e-learning solutions.