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Enhancing e-Mentoring with Open Educational Resources in a Multilingual Environment

This European workshop focuses on the theory and practice of utilizing Open Educational Resources (OER) in e-Mentoring, offering exercises for self-evaluation in various languages. The platform is accessible without registration or passwords, with automated evaluation and no data logging. Examples include the GED-plan project at the international level and consumer education materials. Choices for OERs include Moodle for training 3M-actors (Managers, Mentors, Mentees) and a custom HTML solution for employability and entrepreneurship mentoring. The design emphasizes user-friendly navigation and controls, with a simple layout resembling www.e-mentoring.eu, showcasing different exercises and in-line YouTube videos.

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Enhancing e-Mentoring with Open Educational Resources in a Multilingual Environment

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  1. European Workshop “Using Open Educational Resources for enhancing e-Mentoring” Open Educational Resources using HTML: theory and practiseAurimas KisieliusEuropean Partnership, Lithuania

  2. OER? OER are teaching, learning, and research resources that reside in the public domain or have been released under an intellectual property license that permits their free use or re-purposing by others. Open educational resources include full courses, course materials, modules, textbooks, streaming videos, tests, software, and any other tools, materials, or techniques used to support access to knowledge

  3. OER levels of openess Material is open for everyones use. Material is open for everyone to re-use Material and platform is open to everyone.

  4. OER for e-Mentoring Our OER requires an easy way to present exercises of self evaluation Exercises are presented in different languages Exercises are adapted for each country No registration, no passwords Automated evaluation for each exercise No relations between results (no logging)

  5. SIF experience GED-plan project for international level http://gedplan.eu At national level http://www.ppp.webinfo.lt

  6. Outside examples Consumer education http://dolceta.eu

  7. Choises for OERs Moodle – without password for Training 3M-actors (Managers, Mentors, Mentees) Custom solution using HTML– for OERs (Employability and Enterpreneurship) for mentees.

  8. Custom design There was no Open Source CMS we found that would be good for our requirements Any solution would require customization with code For end-user it doesn't matter which platform we choose as long as it is easy to use

  9. Easy to use Look and feel like www.e-mentoring.eu website Simple navigation No content which is not related to OER Different exercises with controls that users are already familiar: check boxes, radio buttons single line of text, select boxes In-line YouTube videos

  10. Sneak peak Don't tell anyone, design is almost ready! :)

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