From e-learning towards u-learning: ICT-enabled ubiquitous learning & training

Authors:
G. Graschew;T. A. Roelofs;S. Rakowsky;P. M. Schlag
Affiliations:
Charité -- University Medicine Berlin, Berlin, Germany;Charité -- University Medicine Berlin, Berlin, Germany;Charité -- University Medicine Berlin, Berlin, Germany;Charité -- University Medicine Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Venue:
CATE '07 Proceedings of the 10th IASTED International Conference on Computers and Advanced Technology in Education
Year:
2007

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Abstract

As the amount of available knowledge increases at a stunning pace and concomitantly its "half-life" shortens dramatically, lifelong learning becomes inevitable for most people. Global networks and the use of computers for educational purposes stimulate and support the development of virtual universities for e-learning. Especially real-time interactive applications can play an important role in tailored and personalised services. However, it takes more than just technology to move from pure e-learning towards the full expansion of ubiquitous access to educational services, anytime and anywhere (u-learning).