This presentation shows the vision and the objectives of designing a Living Lab for Teaching and Learning at University of Reunion Island.
Cette présentation décrit la vision et les objectifs d'un projet de mise en place d'un Living Lab pour l'enseignement et l'apprentissage à l'université de l'île de la Réunion.
31. Social
Design
L&L
Usage
Technology
Here are the “means” of the Living Lab for Teaching & Learning
32. LCF
LIM
UR & LL
DSIUN
ESIROI
And the different “laboratories” involved in the Living Lab
33. Info-Com
IREMIA
ILCS + SUN
STIM
The different “teams and platforms”
34. Communication
×
Energy +-
E-service
⁄ Matter
×
Information
And the “dimensions” to manage properly services on the Web
35. Lab
Teaching
E-service
Learning
Living
Playing
Gaming
36. Subject
Knowledge
Signs
Data (Object)
Information
Our method: towards Signs management with Semiotic Web
37. University of Reunion Island . Living Lab
for Teaching and Learning
With digital natives now attending university, managers of public service institutions
need new paradigms and approaches to improve quality and effectiveness of Teaching
and Learning through Information and Communication Technologies. To this end, the
University of Reunion Island has engaged itself with immersive technologies such as
multimedia 3D, HDTV, Virtual Worlds and Augmented Reality in order to build e-
services through co-creative methods aiming at adapting tools and applications to
desires of its learners and professors. For example, The Mathematics and Computer
Science Laboratory (LIM-IREMIA) supports projects for designing and enhancing
natural (etic, nextic), educational (e-campus) and cultural patrimony (e-guitare, e-
piano). The Engineering School (ESIROI-STIM) is committed with producing, editing
and distributing contents through technologies and services on the Web. The
Information and Communication Laboratory (LCF) is specialized in analysing social
uses of such tools and applications, and the Department of Digital Uses (DSIUN)
responds to practical needs of university end-users for making and using online
courses. The aim of the University of Reunion Island Living Lab (UR.LL) for Teaching
and Learning is to impulse a new open, constructive and transversal way of thinking
and making e-research and e-learning activities. It brings a virtual and physical
meeting place for researchers and entrepreneurs, the Creativity Platform, to co-design
e-services based on new immersive technologies with university end-users.
38. University of Reunion Island . Living Lab
for Teaching and Learning
With digital natives now attending university, managers of public service institutions
need new paradigms and approaches to improve quality and effectiveness of Teaching
and Learning through Information and Communication Technologies. To this end, the
University of Reunion Island has engaged itself with immersive technologies such as
multimedia 3D, HDTV, Virtual Worlds and Augmented Reality in order to build e-
services through co-creative methods aiming at adapting tools and applications to
desires of its learners and professors. For example, The Mathematics and Computer
Science Laboratory (LIM-IREMIA) supports projects for designing and enhancing
natural (etic, nextic), educational (e-campus) and cultural patrimony (e-guitare, e-
piano). The Engineering School (ESIROI-STIM) is committed with producing, editing
and distributing contents through technologies and services on the Web. The
Information and Communication Laboratory (LCF) is specialized in analysing social
uses of such tools and applications, and the Department of Digital Uses (DSIUN)
responds to practical needs of university end-users for making and using online
courses. The aim of the University of Reunion Island Living Lab (UR.LL) for Teaching
and Learning is to impulse a new open, constructive and transversal way of thinking
and making e-research and e-learning activities. It brings a virtual and physical
meeting place for researchers and entrepreneurs, the Creativity Platform, to co-design
e-services based on new immersive technologies with university end-users.
41. Credits
Traditional song from Reunion island
Nounoute, composed by F. Maydell-Legras,
adapted for the guitar by D. Hoarau
Photos from NASA and istockphoto
Maps from National Geographic and IGN