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Management of a range of online technology projects is a key
service, including:
- preparation of project proposals and tenders;
- research and analysis;
- project costing and risk management;
- quality assurance and evaluation;
- usability, accessibility and technical testing;
- project documentation, handover and staff training.
Our projects have focused on achieving educational or business goals rather
than the technology itself.
Projects managed by edu have ranged from under $1000 to $300k plus.
Selected edu projects:
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 Community Cultural Development Australia
Project
management of national Australia Council community cultural development
portal, incorporating extensive consultation, prototyping, database
development, usability and accessibility testing and staff support.
Technology: PHP/MySQL, content management system, 5 custom databases,
member publishing, forums and RSS
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Post Compulsory Education and Training Association of SA
EDU has had an ongoing relationship with PCETA and the peak body Council
for Education Associations of SA since 1999.
Projects supported have included online forums, website development,
project management of 2 state conferences 2 state conferences for up to 200
delegates, and the
national Multimedia Pathways in Schools Project.
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NALSAS LOTE
learning objects
(commencing shortly)
Consortium comprising EDU Technology (SA), Method Media (SA), Crank Media (Tas)
and e-magine (Tas) to build 20 learning objects for school language programs in
Indonesian and Japanese for the DEST National Asian Languages and Studies in
Australian Schools Strategy.
Technology: Flash, Shockwave, xml, metadata
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Multimedia Pathways in Schools Project
National project to offer VET accredited multimedia training in 37
secondary schools and colleges.
edu managed several school-industry conferences,
infrastructure setup, online and offline professional development for
participants and support for the transition from
modules to units of competency (National Training Package).
This project received $300,00 in funding from the Commonwealth Government
and was showcased in Canberra from 60 school-work initiatives.
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 archive at
www.pceta.asn.au
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From the
archives:
- Digital Media Design Program
- Ngapartji Co-operative Multimedia Centre VET accredited online training
units using TMP Worldwide learning management system2 - finalist in national
AIMIA awards
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1Learning objects
- any digital entity designed to meet a specific learning outcome that
can be reused to support learning
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2Learning management system
- Software that is used to design, deliver and manage an online course.
Examples are WebCT and Blackboard
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- 3RSS
- Rich Site Summary - a method of
describing news or other Web content that is available for "feeding"
(distribution or syndication) from an online publisher to Web users
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