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ECS.Soton.AC.UK -- "An innovative research project based in ECS has won a prestigious award in the world’s annual competition of high impact use of technology to support and enhance learning. A Learning Impact Award was made to LexDis, a JISC-funded project which is assessing some of the difficulties which arise in e-learning for disabled learners. The award was made last week at Learning Impact 2009, the IMS Global Learning Consortium's annual conference which brings together the world's leading creators, vendors, users, and buyers of learning technology. LexDis, which is led by Dr Mike Wald and E.A. Draffan at the University of Southampton’s School of Electronics and Computer Science’s Learning Societies Lab, and Dr Jane Seale, from the School of Education, received a Best in Category award and was named Best Assistive Technology Network. The Learning Impact Awards (LIAs) recognize the use of technology to improve learning across all education segments and in all regions of the world. The finalists were evaluated by an expert panel of judges and the attendees at the IMS annual Learning Impact conference and Summit on Global Learning Challenges, held this year in Barcelona. More than 30 students participated in the LexDis project and fed back their strategies for accessing various technologies. Some of the key recommendations from the project were:..."
Read the entire article and find contact information at: http://www.ecs.soton.ac.uk/about/news/2532 Published by ECS.Soton.AC.UK
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