Barriers to a Virtual Europe – ECEL 2009 Presentation

The final project output from the Virtual Europe project. A presentation for ECEL 2009: 8th European Conference on e-Learning.

At the conclusion of the Virtual Europe project, this paper offers a unique viewpoint on the benefits and limitations surrounding the development and pilot of a European health based simulated community. It discusses how the project has not successfully achieved its targeted objectives and reflects on the barriers which stopped the project from being successfully utilised within European health education curriculums. It contrasts the lessons learned from work on the Wessex Bay virtual community (Scammell et al. 2008) with its international counterpart and offers some suggestions on the practicalities of working on future interprofessional, intercultural e-learning projects.

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On the Road To Virtual Europe – Redux

My second article on the Cohehre Virtual Europe project presented at ECEL 2007 has now been revised and published as an Electronic Journal of e-Learning paper…..

On The Road To Virtual Europe – Redux
Published in
Special Issue e-Learning in Healthcare Volume 5 Issue 3, July 2007

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On The Road To Virtual Europe

My second article on the Cohehre Virtual Europe project has now been published. This is an innovative and exciting 3 year virtual learning project set within a European Context, with the project running from June 2006 – May 2009.

On The Road To Virtual Europe
Published in
Proceedings of ECEL 2007
The 6th European Conference on e-Learning
ISBN: 978-1-905305-57-5 cd

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ECEL 2007 Presentation

A presentation for ECEL 2007 on the Virtual Europe project. The presentation offers a unique view on the benefits and limitations surrounding the development and implementation of a European health based virtual community. How will it facilitate the elimination of barriers for international mobility of students and staff? How easy is it to integrate into differing European health curricula? How does it compare to the experiences offered by new virtual environments?

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