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CENTRE FOR MULTIMEDIA

EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT

(CMED)


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CENTRE FOR MULTIMEDIA

EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT

To design and develop innovative

applications for the university

To develop and package R&D ideas

and concepts

To conduct training in software

engineering

To develop software products for

clients


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Current Projects

Multimedia Learning System (MMLS)

Smart Card

Document Management System (DMS) Interactive Voice Response (IVR)

Digital Content Development

E-Procurement System

SMS


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MMU E-scroll

First university in the world to introduce the e-scroll

All graduates receive an e-scroll during theuniversitys convocation ceremony

The e-scroll is digitally signed and stored in aCD-ROM


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E-Learning Project:

Multimedia Learning System

http://mmls.mmu.edu.my


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Higher Education:

Challenges for Malaysia Growing number of students

Increasing cost of education

Demand for quality education

Shortage of academic (ICT) staff

Limited facilities/tools


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Education Market in Malaysia

A big growth is expected in the education market

In Malaysia, with one university

in 1957 to over 38 public and

private universities today

Malaysia targets to have 40% of those finishing

secondary school to enter tertiary education

by 2020 (currently the figure stands at about 18%)


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Increasing Cost of Education

Difficult for governments to

fully fund all the universities

Universities are expensive to

build and maintain

More universities are needed

to cater for growing student

population

Privatisation ofeducation

Cost effective solutions

(e.g. e-learning)

More virtual universities

are being created


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Global E-Learning Market

2002 2006 2011

US$10.3 b US$83.1 b US212 b

Source: http://www.brandon-hall.com, Nov. 2003

Corporate E-Learning

2001 2004

Percent of

e-learning10.5% 25%

Source: American Soceity for Training and Development(http://www.astd.org), Nov. 2003
http://www.brandon-hall.com/http://www.astd.org/http://www.astd.org/http://www.brandon-hall.com/http://www.brandon-hall.com/http://www.brandon-hall.com/


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E-learning Initiatives at

Multimedia University

GLOBALISATION

LEARNING

ORGANISATION

KNOWLEDGEECONOMY

IMPACT OF ICT

KNOWLEDGER

WORKER

COMPETITION

Networked Multimedia Education

System (NMES)

Multimedia Learning System

(MMLS)

Knowledge Management (KM)

Centre

Internet-based Degree Program

(IBDP)

LEARNING

SOCIETY

LEARNING

COMMUNITIES

LEARNING

FAMILIES

LEARNING

INDIVIDUAL


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Interactive

Intelligent

Multimedia

Virtual Teacher

(Learner Centred)

Video/Animation

Audio/Text

GraphicsComputer

Multimedia Learning System (MMLS)

Web-based

Concept: Virtual Teacher within a virtual classroom environment

Intelligent Learning Management System (iLMS)

Home grown system


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Learner

Learning

Object

Learning

Object

Web

Server

Learning

ObjectMMLS

SCOs

Delivery

Agent

Intelligent

Agent

Module ModuleModule

Learners Record

MMLS: 3-tier Architecture


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MMLS uses the following:

Operating system :Supports Linux, Sun Solaris, Unixand Windows

Web server :ApacheDatabase :MySQL

Supports other databases/ODBCServer side script :PHPClient side script :JavaScript

MMLS Technology


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* Platform independent* Database independent

* Fully web enabled

* Intelligent student monitoring

* Course management by instructor

* Auto-administration (e.g. registration, grouping, etc)

* Bulletin board

* Newsgroups, by course, for asynchronous interactions

* On-line quiz templates and auto-grading & distribution of grades

* Customisable

Key Features of MMLS


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MMU Face-to-face or classroom-based training 15,000 students used the MMLS

All lecture notes, ref., tutorials, etc for all subjects are availableonline

Multimedia content (more than 100 subjects)

200,000 hits per month

http://mmlscyber.mmu.edu.my http://mmlsmelaka.mmu.edu.my

Others: IBDP, MBA, DE, and FOSEE.

Other Collaborators:Malaysia: APN, CIAST, and 17 SchoolsFrance: La Rochelle UniversityJapan: Waseda Uni., Kyoto Uni. & NTT (SCORM)S. Africa: NEMISAIndia: Matrushri Academy

Users/Collaborators


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Three International Awards


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DatabaseApplications

Internet

e.g Controlling devices

Student results

Polling

SMS Server

Web SMS

SMS Applications


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MMU-E-Procurement System

Cost Centre

Check budget

Prepare Request for Quotation (RFQs)

Check request status

Verify request, Cancel request

Quotation evaluation

Approval of Purchase Order (PO)

Finance (Admin)

Activate new vendors

Check and verify new requests Forward the RFQs to Vendors

View Audit Trail

Vendors

Apply for Registration

(For new Vendors)

View RFQs,

Prepare and submit quotations

View quotations status

Database

A web-based procurement system

Three main modules:

Cost Centres

Vendors

Finance (Admin)


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Benefi ts Reduced operational costs

Transparency in

procurement system

Best price

Efficient

Usage

As of July 20, 2004

Cost Centres 52

RFQ submitted 1,424

Vendors participated 400

Quotations Received 9,245

Purchased Orders Issued 869

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