Planning the Implementation of Moodle eLearning system in some African institutions
Kesse, Martin (2010)
Kesse, Martin
Savonia-ammattikorkeakoulu
2010
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This thesis deals with creating a Moodle server for African higher institutions with the goal of
strengthening the African continental cooperation for more international view in their eLearning
studies.
The main objective of this partnership is to widen the cooperation of Savonia UAS with new African
partners through the application of Moodle. This action increases their competitiveness and improves
their position in the international educational market thereby enticing a higher caliber of students and
increasing the number of student intake.
The result of this project was achieved by getting in contact with three institutions in Ghana with
which bilateral cooperation is still ongoing.
A students’ and teachers’ manual was created after the installation of Moodle to serve as a training
guide for both teachers and students to help them get acquainted with the use of Moodle when the
needed resources are mobilized to start the project.
A qualitative research approach was used to gather information for the project. This included
consultation with Heads of Departments of the selected African schools, discussions with Moodle
users on Moodle website forum, review of related literature and Internet.
The implementation of this project has the potential of creating job for other African students in
Savonia University of Applied Sciences after graduating in their various former institutions. Even
though this project has not yet being implemented, it is believed based on the talks already started
among participating schools that the project could be started in the near future.
strengthening the African continental cooperation for more international view in their eLearning
studies.
The main objective of this partnership is to widen the cooperation of Savonia UAS with new African
partners through the application of Moodle. This action increases their competitiveness and improves
their position in the international educational market thereby enticing a higher caliber of students and
increasing the number of student intake.
The result of this project was achieved by getting in contact with three institutions in Ghana with
which bilateral cooperation is still ongoing.
A students’ and teachers’ manual was created after the installation of Moodle to serve as a training
guide for both teachers and students to help them get acquainted with the use of Moodle when the
needed resources are mobilized to start the project.
A qualitative research approach was used to gather information for the project. This included
consultation with Heads of Departments of the selected African schools, discussions with Moodle
users on Moodle website forum, review of related literature and Internet.
The implementation of this project has the potential of creating job for other African students in
Savonia University of Applied Sciences after graduating in their various former institutions. Even
though this project has not yet being implemented, it is believed based on the talks already started
among participating schools that the project could be started in the near future.