eLRC 2003

Canada’s E-learning Quality Initiative

Canada’s E-learning Quality Initiative, Helen Barker, FuturEd Inc. and QualitE-Learning Assurance Inc

Competition or collaboration?

E-learning regions, cities and territories: competition or collaboration? Patrick Chevalier, EIfEL

Conference Report

The eLearning Regions & Cities 2003 conference report

excellence and accessibility

E-quality: excellence and accessibility for all, Linda Tomos, Director of the Wales Information Network

From learning to e-Learning regions

From learning to e-Learning regions, Claudio Dondi, President of Scienter, Vice President of EIfEL

From quality to e-quality

From quality to e-quality, Markku Markkula, Lifelong Learning Institute Dipoli of Helsinki University of Technology

E-learning regions

E-learning regions: how can organisations contribute and benefit?, Teresa De NoronhaVaz, Professor of Regional and Development Economics, University of Algarve

Policy issues for learning regions

Policy issues for learning regions, Stephane Vincent Lancrin, OECD

Reconciling quality, change and innovation

Reconciling quality, change and innovation, Dr. Anna Gammaldi, Emilia-Romagna Regional Commission for the Certification of ODL Materials (CERFAD)

Contribution of Research and Innovation

The Contribution of Research and Innovation to eLearning Regions, Andrew Robinson, Assistant Director, Open University UK, Vice President EIfEL

Shaping the regional eLearning Policy

Shaping the regional eLearning Policy, Liisa Mikkonen, Naturopolis, Kuusamo Education and Development Services

Welcome address

Welcome address from Brian Holmes, DG EAC

Welcome address

Welcome address from Serge Ravet