Education AV & eLearning Solutions

What is eLearning

We define eLearning as a system of delivering teaching (courses, instruction, coaching, schooling, lessons, courses, etc.) via the Internet to somewhere other than the classroom where the teacher is physically present. There are many terms used to describe learning that is delivered online, via the internet, ranging from Distance Education, to computerized electronic learning, online learning, internet learning and many others. All these are part of eLearning system.

eLearning Need Not Replace Classroom Learning

In a lot of cases eLearning will be used alongside the traditional classroom learning in a blended learning arrangement. Lectures are captured during classroom training and made available for the participants afterwards and/or those who did not attend. In another arrangement of blended learning the instructional content, are delivered online, outside of the classroom prior to the day of the classroom training and every student is expected to have studied the materials online. The time in the classroom is then spent on doing those that would have traditionally been considered homework and group assignments

The Need For eLearning – For Student

Unbelievable reach
Online is the place the new generation live
Flipped Classroom through blended learning
Self-pacing – Everyone learns at his pace
Interactive
Instant Feedback through online exercises and grading
Gamification: Learning through metal exercise

The Need For eLearning – For Teachers

Feedback for self-improvement
Learning from best practices

The Need For eLearning – For The Institution

Readiness For Distant Learning and External Programmes
Flipped Classroom
Less Crowded Classroom
Remote Lecturer and project Supervisor (Including diaspora)

Local Capture

Lectures are captured in specialised AV equipped rooms (A1) or big theatre or event centres (A2) or using desktop and mobile capturing systems by individual teachers. Lectures are also captured remotely and delivered via the internet as in (A4). The different media output are passed to authoring and/or CMS.

Multimedia Content Authoring and Storage Systems

The output of the multimedia capturing equipment are combined together into multimedia content typically for delivery on the World Wide Web using specialised software and high end computers (B1). The resulting content are then stored on the servers locally (B2) or in the cloud.

Lecture viewing locally and on the Internet via Learning Management System (LMS)

A learning management system (LMS) is a software-based platform that facilitates the administration, documentation, tracking, reporting and delivery of educational courses or eLearning programs. While some access the lectures through the local LAN and WIFI on their smart phones, tablets and PCS, a lot more others access on the Internet, individually (C1) on their smart phones, tablets and PCS, some in groups at a viewing centre (C3) and some in a remote classroom (C4).

While LMSs are focused on online eLearning delivery they also support a range of uses, acting as a platform for fully online courses, as well as several hybrid forms, such as blended learning and flipped classrooms.

Our Interest

Designing, planning, implementing, and support of an integrated, self-sustaining AV and eLearning systems for the tertiary institutions,

Work with the institutions to adapt their curricula and, teaching and research methodologies to take advantage of the Audio Visual and eLearning facility.

To work with Schools, Universities, Polytechnics and other Learning Institutions to create and manage a world-class, fully-managed eLearning platform where the lecturers in the institutions can deliver their online courses. All the lecturers and students would need is just Internet access. The platform will have the multimedia lecture authoring system, the storage of the lecture contents and the learning management system (LMS)

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