e-CAL - e-Coaching et Apprentissage des Langues
The ERASMUS+ project e-CAL presents the result of an analysis of support methods in the case of language learning using web-based Open Educational Resources (OER).
The ERASMUS+ project e-CAL presents the result of an analysis of support methods in the case of language learning using web-based Open Educational Resources (OER).
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e-<strong>Coaching</strong> <strong>et</strong> <strong>Apprentissage</strong> <strong>des</strong> <strong>Langues</strong> /N° de proj<strong>et</strong> : 2015-1-FR01-KA204-015334<br />
2. Targ<strong>et</strong> groups<br />
The project <strong>des</strong>cription mentions the targ<strong>et</strong> group of “immigrants” relevant for eCal. It is not made<br />
clear that issues of accessibility (WCAG 2.0) have been strongly considered.<br />
Managers and employees who need to deal with foreign customers and immigrant workers<br />
Students who need to prepare for an internship or Erasmus<br />
Immigrants who want to integrate quickly into their new community<br />
People of all ages who want to travel abroad and learn more about different cultures by<br />
communicating with the local people in their language<br />
Teachers and trainers looking for an effective didactic tool for the development of speaking skills.<br />
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3. Indicate the relevant thematic area/s more than one is possible<br />
Comp<strong>et</strong>enc<br />
Process Communication Resources<br />
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3.1. Thematic Area Comp<strong>et</strong>ence<br />
Describe the solution from the perspective of e-<strong>CAL</strong><br />
The use of the solution requires the improvement of specific ICT skills with respect to the<br />
implementation of the Babelium platform to Moodle (a widely used platform at training<br />
organisations) as well as on the production of video and audio although the appropriate tools are easy<br />
to use. The teacher can either produce a video file using tools that are outside of the platform, such as<br />
video editing software, and upload that file to the platform, or record a video using his or her webcam<br />
and use that recording as an exercise. An appropriate short and understandable instruction is included<br />
in the handbook.<br />
Resources http://www.babelium-project.eu/download/d31-exercise-m<strong>et</strong>hodology-2015/<br />
Assessment *of the solution found in the thematic area Comp<strong>et</strong>ence<br />
Clarity: To what extent the outcomes are systematically worked through, coherent and 5<br />
clearly developed?<br />
Credibility: To what extent the m<strong>et</strong>hodological approaches are plausible and justified? 5<br />
Contribution: To what extent the outcome adds to knowledge and/or practice of an issue or 4<br />
aspect regarding eCal?<br />
3.2. Thematic Area Process<br />
Describe the solution from the perspective of e-<strong>CAL</strong><br />
Babelium offers following opportunities for the “assessment”. The assessment of an activity or<br />
exercise is done using a peer evaluation system and a rubric that consists of common speaking<br />
production criteria.<br />
Grading: Babelium offers a rubric-based evaluation system comprising the following criteria:<br />
intonation, fluency, rhythm, spontaneity, comprehensibility, pronunciation, adequacy, range,<br />
accuracy and overall score. Each criterion uses a 0 to 10 grading scale. The final grade of the