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The Development of eServices in an Enlarged EU: A Synthesis Report on eLearning

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  • Julie Chytilova
  • Claudio Dondi
  • Claudio Del Rio
  • Pál Gáspár
  • Renata Anna Jaksa
  • Gábor Kismihók
  • Katarina Krapez
  • Vasja Vehovar
  • Kirsti Maria Ala-Mutka

Abstract

In 2005, IPTS launched a project which aimed to assess the developments in eGoverment, eHealth and eLearning in the 10 New Member States at national, and at cross-country level. At that time, the 10 New Member States were Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovenia and Slovakia. A report for each country was produced, describing its educational system and the role played by eLearning within both the formal education system and other aspects of lifelong learning. Each report then analyzed, on the basis of desk research and expert interviews, the major achievements, shortcomings, drivers and barriers in the development of eLearning in one of the countries in question. This synthesis report developed in the final phases of the project offers an integrated view of the developments of eLearning in the New Member States. Furthermore, the project has prepared a prospective report looking across and beyond the development of the eGoverment, eHealth and eLearning areas to summarize policy challenges and options for the development of eServices and the Information Society towards the goals of Lisbon and i2010.

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  • Julie Chytilova & Claudio Dondi & Claudio Del Rio & Pál Gáspár & Renata Anna Jaksa & Gábor Kismihók & Katarina Krapez & Vasja Vehovar & Kirsti Maria Ala-Mutka, 2009. "The Development of eServices in an Enlarged EU: A Synthesis Report on eLearning," JRC Research Reports JRC51596, Joint Research Centre.
    • Handle: RePEc:ipt:iptwpa:jrc51596
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    1. Christine Redecker, 2009. "Review of Learning 2.0 Practices: Study on the Impact of Web 2.0 Innovations on Education and Training in Europe," JRC Research Reports JRC49108, Joint Research Centre.
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    1. Kirsti Maria Ala-Mutka, 2009. "Review of Learning in ICT-enabled Networks and Communities," JRC Research Reports JRC52394, Joint Research Centre.

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