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1Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Position Statementof Korea
2Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Position Statementof Korea
Jin Gon ShonKorea ADL Partnership Lab
Korea Institute for Electronic Commerce (KIEC)
Korea National Open University (KNOU)
3Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Background e-Learning Trends in Korea KIEC and Its Standardization
Activities ADL Collaboration
ADL-KIEC Partnership Lab ADL Implementation Vision for the Future Technologies International Collaboration
Outline
4Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Background
5Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
e-Learning Trends in Korea Recent Situation of e-Learning in Korea
31 million (69% of population) use the Internet as of Dec. 2004
11 million (77.2 of total households) use high-speed broadband Internet service
5.3 million students and teachers enroll in EDUNET
over 25,000 college students study in 17 legal Cyber Universities
over 35,000 workers attend IT courses every year
6Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Year 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003
Market Size 683 833 1,167 1,4172,08
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Market Size of e-Learning in Korea(unit: million US$)
2 times as large as that of the game industry (US$ 690M)
5 times of the movie industry (US$ 275M) Annual average growth : 32.5% (48% for contents
business, 37% for solutions, and 11% for learning services)
Next-generation Internet business
e-Learning Trends in Korea
7Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy (MOCIE) e-Learning Industry Development Act
Ministry of Information and Communication (MOIC) Internet Practical Use Policy
Ministry of Labor (MOL) Internet Communication Training Program
Ministry of Education and HRD (MOEHRD) Cyber University Foundation Law
Ministry of Government Administration & Home Affair (MOGAHA) Operational Regulations of Cyber Training for
Civil Servants
Ministries’ Various Policies
8Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Education field K-12 School has its own intranet, providing e-Learning courses as many as 20% of total courses. 17 Cyber Universities with 25,000 students Conventional universities adopt e-Learning contents
Industry field Number of workers trained with IT 150,000 (2000), 340,000 (2001), 370,000 (2002)
7,769 IT-related courses in 2003 Training programs operated by e-Learning
KT, LG, Samsung, etc.
Nongovernmental Trends
9Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
ISO/IEC JTC1/SC36 Korea Committee e-Learning Standardization Forum
(ELSF) Korea e-Learning Industry
Association (KELIA) Korea Education & Research
Information Service (KERIS) Activities of Academic and Industry
Another Activities
10Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
e-Learning promotion and standardization tasks
e-Learning Industry Development Act Development of e-Learning Policy Development of Technology and
Standards Support of e-Learning Industry e-Learning Experts Training International Collaboration
KIEC
11Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Standardization Committees e-Learning Standardization Committeee-Learning QA CommitteeADL Korea Expert Committee
Standardization Activities of KIEC
12Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Standardization R&D (~ 2004) Standardization of e-Learning metadata
registry Standardization of e-Learning vocabulary Development of QA guide for e-Learning
system solutions Research on learning object model focused
on learners Localization of SCORM 1.2 Test-Suite Tracking Data Model through studying
competency-based LMS
Standardization Activities of KIEC
13Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Standardization R&D (2005 ~ ) Development of e-Learning QA Models Development of e-Learning QA Frameworks Roadmap of e-Learning Technology
Standardization Research on SCORM Certification Process Development of Guidebook for SCORM
Certification Research on Simulation-based Learning Research on Methodology of e-Learning
Content Development
Standardization Activities of KIEC
14Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
ADL – KIEC Collaboration
ADL R&D
e-Learning Standard Development
Promoting Korean e-Learning Industry
SCORM
Certification Extension of SCORMIn Korea
HRD on SCORM
ADL Document
& Software Localization
Mirror Site
Exchanging
Experts & InformationConference & Expo
ADL R&D
15Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
MOU between ADL and KIEC
16Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
MOU between ADL and KIEC
Previous MOU
Present MOU`
Nov. 15, 2004
Researches forStandardization
Agree toCollaborate
April 13, 2005
Partnership Lab candidateDetailed collaboration
Representativefor ADL collaboration
Time
Object
Matters
17Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Korea ADL Partnership Lab
K I E CK I E C
ADL Korea Expert Committee
ADL Korea Expert Committee
ADL Partnership LabADL Partnership Lab
Ministry of Commerce, Industry & Energy (MOCIE)
Ministry of Commerce, Industry & Energy (MOCIE)
R&D Division
R&D Division
Planning & International
DivisionHRD Division
SCORMCertification
Division
18Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Collaboration Activities
19Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Collaboration Activities
1. The 1st Korea-USA ADL Workshop Tutorial
July 20, 2005 COEX Conference Center, Seoul, Korea Over 300 attendants
Workshop July 21~22, 2005 KIEC HRD Center 24 SCORM-related experts
20Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Collaboration Activities
1. The 1st Korea-USA ADL Workshop
21Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Collaboration Activities
1. The 1st Korea-USA ADL Workshop
22Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Collaboration Activities
1. The 1st Korea-USA ADL Workshop
23Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Collaboration Activities
1. The 1st Korea-USA ADL Workshop
24Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Collaboration Activities
2. ADL Trainee Program Time: about 5 days in November 2005 Place: USA Participants: Those who are strongly
involved in ADL collaboration activities in Korea
5~10 trainees
25Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Collaboration Activities
3. ADL-related Events e-Learning 200X
KIEC has held “e-Learning 2005: The First Movement” last January Extension of the “e-Learning 200X” to international level conference The main agenda would be SCORM and the ADL activities in Korea Participating ADL experts as speakers
e-Learning EXPO 200X KIEC has held “e-Learning EXPO 200X” every year e-Learning enterprises and organizations from foreign countries as well as
Korea, have displayed at the EXPO Inviting ADL or ADL partners
26Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Collaboration Activities
4. Localization Translation
Problems• ADL documents have been individually and informally translated
• It generates inaccurate information on the matters
Formal Translation• by experts from areas of linguistics, engineering, education, etc• Publishing Korean version of ADL documents
• Spreading into the public
27Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Collaboration Activities
4. Localization Localization of ADL software
SCORM 1.2 Test-Suite• Localization of SCORM 1.2 Test-Suite (finished)
• Tested on the web directly
• Will be provided the Test-Suite at the Korea ADL Mirror Site until the end of 2005
Other localization• Plan to localize other ADL software related to SCORM 2004 in this
year
28Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Collaboration Activities
5. ADL R&D e-Learning Vocabulary e-Learning QA Roadmap of e-Learning Technology
Standardization Research on SCORM Certification Simulation-/Game-based Learning Best Practices of SCORM 2004
29Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Collaboration Activities
6. The ADL Mirror Site
BackgroundEasily obtain information about ADLSolve language problem
New Mirror Sitewww.adlkorea.or.krCurrently reconstructingPlan to open it within this year
30Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Collaboration Activities
7. SCORM Certification
2004
MOU
Training &
Guideline
Development
Pilot Projects
Level 1
Level 2
Level 0 `
Certification by
KIEC
Level 3
2005
2006
2007
31Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Collaboration Activities
7. SCORM Certification
Operating SCORM Certification training courses Organizing a course development pool
SCORM experts from academy and industry fields
Trainers Either directly or indirectly trained by ADL
Training Center SCORM HRD Center in KIEC
32Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Collaboration Activities
8. International Collaboration ASEM
e-Learning is dealt in ASEM e-Commerce area Facilitator of ASEM e-Commerce: Korea (KIEC) & Finland ASEM e-Learning Seminar is held every year Reflect SCORM activities on the ASEM seminar
AEN Korea (KIEC) is active in AEN with advanced SCORM technol
ogies Reflect ADL Korea activities on AEN WGs
33Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Collaboration Activities
8. International Collaboration Finland-Korea Collaboration
Finland-Korea ICT Workshop is held every year Host : KIEC & TIEKE (Finland) Providing information on the status of SCORM
experiences in Korea and finding collaborative areas UK-Korea Collaboration
UK-Korea Bilateral Meeting is held every year Host : MOCIE & DTI (UK) Mutual works on SCORM in e-Learning area
• Collaborative works with UK Partnership Lab
34Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
ADL Implementation
35Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Cyber Home Learning System Korea Education & Research
Information Service (KERIS) An Internet-based learning system
providing supplementary learning experience to school class
Implementation of SCORM 2004 on K-12 education field covering whole country
ADL Implementation
36Korea Education and Research Information Service
Outline of Cyber Home Learning System
Pilot e-Learning system which basis for SCORM 2004(full spec) started for school section(K-12) by MoE, KERIS and 16 Metropolitan & Provincial Office in 2004
These distributed e-Learning systems of nationwide for K-12 are first practice in the world
At present, over 840,000 students use these distributed Cyber Home Learning System
CHLS is a self-control learning system for whom they need to more study about insufficient subjects(Math, Science, Korean, English, Creativity…) It’s not forced curriculum.
37Korea Education and Research Information Service
Common ground for Education Information
EDUNET
Student Contents
Teacher Contents
KEM KEM
EDNET Tools/SW EDNET Tools/SW
NTLCNTLC CHLSCHLS
KERISKERIS
MPOEsMPOEsSchoolsSchools
TeachersTeachers StudentsStudents
ResearchInstitutes
ResearchInstitutes
MOE & HRDMOE & HRD
National Teaching-Learning Center(NTLC) services level at asset Cyber Home Learning System for students(CHLS) services level LO
38Korea Education and Research Information Service
The organization of CHLS
LCMSLCMS
KEM DB KEM DB
KERISKERIS
NationwideNationwide
NationwideNationwide
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LMS &LCMS
LMS &LCMS
Local DBLearner ProfileLearning object
Local DBLearner ProfileLearning object
Metropolitan &Provincial Office 1
Metropolitan &Provincial Office 1
Cyber teachersStudents
LMS &LCMS
LMS &LCMS
Local DBLearner ProfileLearning object
Local DBLearner ProfileLearning object
Metropolitan &Provincial Office 16
Metropolitan &Provincial Office 16
Cyber teachersStudents
※These database are based on KEM and these LMS/LCMS on SCORM 2004
※These database are based on KEM and these LMS/LCMS on SCORM 2004
Metadata RepositoryMetadata Repository
39Korea Education and Research Information Service
Learning Content Management System(LCMS)
Learning Content Management System(LCMS)
Learning Management System(LMS)
Learning Management System(LMS)
Content Packaging Tool
Content Packaging Tool
Consultation Management SystemConsultation Management System
Assessment Management SystemAssessment Management System
Community SystemCommunity System
Distance Conference SystemDistance Conference System . . . . . etc. . . . . etc
(*ref : A ISP report to design and construction Cyber Home Learning, 2004, KERIS)
e-Learning Supporting System of CHLS
- Content Packaging Spec- CMI Data Model- API/API Adapter for communication- Sequencing & Navigation
Specof SCORM 2004
- Content Packaging Spec- CMI Data Model- API/API Adapter for communication- Sequencing & Navigation
Specof SCORM 2004
41Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
Future Technologies
Knowledge management technology
QA related technology Mobile technology Simulation/Game technology Semantic web technology Collaborative technology Distributed computing technology
42Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
International Collaboration
43Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
International Collaboration
44Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
International Collaboration
Criteria for the international stewardship of the SCORM (Philip Dodds)
ARPA Network
DoD
Internet
NGOs
45Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
International Collaboration
Strategic Assumption (Neil McLean) Engagement of National
Governments Involvement of ADL Personnel A joint secretariat International SCORM user groups An interim Advisory Committee An evolutionary approach
46Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
International Collaboration
Stewardship (Robby Robson) Stewardship of What? Is there a Common Goal? Stewardship by What Means? Suggestion:
Time to discuss “concrete problems” Two or three “example” problems
that illustrate what a steward could do
47Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
International Collaboration
48Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
International Collaboration
49Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
International Collaboration Resources
Fund Each national government support
Manpower We SCORM user groups, ADL Personnel, Joint
secretariat, Interim Advisory Committee
Time We need time to find out “concrete” problems We should begin with more “real and
physical” problems.
50Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
International Collaboration
The desired outcome of Melbourne Forum should be a PLAN “Melbourne Declaration” How the proposal writing will be
supported? Who will do it? We. Interim Advisory Committee. Each national government support
What will be in the proposals? The Plan in evolutionary and D&Q fashion
Who will review and to whom it will be submitted?
Interim Advisory Committee
51Jin G. Shon
Advancing ADL through Global Collaboration
Oct. 3~6, 2005, Melbourne, Australia
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