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The [[Demonstration]] part of [[XLP]] is about publishing the learning results. Using [[PKC]] to capture knowledge, allows participating members to use a common data processing infrastructure to present content to any target audience that will eventually want to see the results. Other forms to results can also be included in the [[PKC]] of a given learning project. For example, the personal blogs of learning participants, compiled and finalized group learning reports, and even video recordings of oral reports and demonstration show and tell parties. Any demonstrative data formats that could help other people to see the learning results, needs to be system compiled in a publicly recognizable data format, so that it can be delivered to the target audience with minimal logistic overhead. To protect intellectual properties and privacy rights, data content that are not suitable for public release must be pre-compiled and reviewed before presenting the final version of the data set. A set of consent forms for participants should also be prepared and signed by willing participants. | The [[Demonstration]] part of [[XLP]] is about publishing the learning results. Using [[PKC]] to capture knowledge, allows participating members to use a common data processing infrastructure to present content to any target audience that will eventually want to see the results. Other forms to results can also be included in the [[PKC]] of a given learning project. For example, the personal blogs of learning participants, compiled and finalized group learning reports, and even video recordings of oral reports and demonstration show and tell parties. Any demonstrative data formats that could help other people to see the learning results, needs to be system compiled in a publicly recognizable data format, so that it can be delivered to the target audience with minimal logistic overhead. To protect intellectual properties and privacy rights, data content that are not suitable for public release must be pre-compiled and reviewed before presenting the final version of the data set. A set of consent forms for participants should also be prepared and signed by willing participants. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:39, 26 March 2022
The Demonstration part of XLP is about publishing the learning results. Using PKC to capture knowledge, allows participating members to use a common data processing infrastructure to present content to any target audience that will eventually want to see the results. Other forms to results can also be included in the PKC of a given learning project. For example, the personal blogs of learning participants, compiled and finalized group learning reports, and even video recordings of oral reports and demonstration show and tell parties. Any demonstrative data formats that could help other people to see the learning results, needs to be system compiled in a publicly recognizable data format, so that it can be delivered to the target audience with minimal logistic overhead. To protect intellectual properties and privacy rights, data content that are not suitable for public release must be pre-compiled and reviewed before presenting the final version of the data set. A set of consent forms for participants should also be prepared and signed by willing participants.