Author/Authors :
Sara de Freitas، نويسنده , , Ian Harrison، نويسنده , , George Magoulas، نويسنده , , Adrian Mee، نويسنده , ,
Fitri Mohamad، نويسنده , , Martin Oliver، نويسنده , , George Papamarkos and
Alexandra Poulovassilis، نويسنده ,
Abstract :
Given the rapidly changing skills needs of ‘post-industrial economies’, lifelong
learning forms an integral part of government policy within the UK and
abroad. However, like the UK, most economies are faced with the problem of
how to reach those sections of the community that have traditionally not
embraced learning and educational opportunities. In this paper, the
development and evaluation of a system designed to address this problem is
described. The Lifelong Learning in London for All (L4All) project has
investigated the concept of ‘trails’ as a way of organising lifelong learning
opportunities. The L4All pilot system combines a set of web services to provide
the functionality needed to support this central idea. The development process
was outlined, and the findings of an empirical study were used to confirm proof
of concept