Hello everyone,

First of all, I would like to say thanks to all of you that held the lectures and shared your knowledge with us.

This seminar certainly was a rich experience for me, as you gave me the know-how on teaching. I think the most important thing is contact with pupils, and according to that, the best thing I have learned is the proper way to communicate and interact. Dr. Zaharias held a very important presentation, essential maybe, because our pupils will be very interested in the fist steps they need to take and things to have in mind before and after opening their e-shop.

One other important thing is that the training content featured in ELISA course is very comprehensive and easy to use for our students. Ability to adapt the material, add various objects and configure every aspect of platform gives us, the lecturers, the ability to get closer to students and keep them interested to the subject.

The ease of operating and interacting makes this platform a successful one, and I really think we will be able to give our students quality lectures.

We should all remain in contact, through this forum or e-mail, to make this course best as possible.

Best regards,
Dusan.

Hello all,

I would just like to give a replay to questions from Jochen's e-mail.

My e-Learning experiences are CISCO CCNA academy as my coleagues.

I think e-Tutor should have good knowledge of software and materials, but maybe the most important thing is "How much do the pupils know, and what are their expectations?". I think this is important for planning the lectures.

As far as activities are concerned, I think the e-Tutors feedback and contact with pupils are essential. Exercises are very handy as they keep people on the track.

I would definately like to learn the best ways to relay knowledge during the Train the Tutor seminar.

Regards,
Dusan.