CWA 15533:2006

The proposed action aims at all stakeholders of the E-Learning lifecycle, such as course authors, providers, trainers/tutors and as important learners. The action is supported by consumer councils (ANEC) which specifically requires these activities from the learners perspective. Other stakeholders will be included by multipliers, such as eLIG (e-Learning Industry Group), academic associations and selected quality projects (e.g. from the E-Learning initiative and the IST programmes of the European Commission). The CEN/ISSS Workshop on Learning Technology Standards will include the key stakeholders to ensure the maximum consensus rate and acceptance.All key stakeholders for the learning process are involved in the work on the adaptation guidelines based on the forth-coming ISO quality standard, specifically in this context, learners, content providers, service providers, consultants, trainers, tutors and administration are involved. The activity will show different implementations to promote the European diversity of E-Learning quality approaches. Therefore, European requirements are included and promoted. The result will help to harmonise quality approaches, as well as maintaining diversity and individualisation. The results will then be fed into the global standardization in ISO/IEC JTC1 SC36.