Final report MELT final review report: reviewers "urge the consortium to continue its excellent work which they consider an undoubted success"
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IMS Award
European Schoolnet is pleased to announce that its Learning Resource Exchange (LRE) for schools received an IMS Learning Impact 2009 Leadership Award in Barcelona on 13 May in the category for Best Cross-National Solution
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Newsletter 3
A third newsletter focusing on the successful conclusion to the MELT project was published in May 2009.
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EEPG supports LRE European Educational Publishers’ Group supports the Learning Resource Exchange
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LRE Postcard LRE for Schools postcard
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LRE for Schools Launch
of the LRE for Schools
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Newsletter 2 A second newsletter highlighting the progress made in the MELT project was circulated to teachers in November 2008.
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MELT at EMINENT 2008 The work of the MELT project was presented in two workshops during the 2008 EMINENT conference to a combined audience of nearly 70 delegates. As well as highlighting how Associate Partners in the Learning Resource Exchange could benefit from MELT social tagging tools and the project's work on automatic metadata generation/translation, delegates also had a presentation from Riina Vuorikari at European Schoolnet who has been analysing initial results from an
evaluation of teacher-created tags.
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Summer school
Mechelen, Belgium, June 2008.
The former capital of the Low Countries was the meeting point of teachers and others involved in the MELT project for their summer school.
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Newsletter
Although this first newsletter was designed for teachers taking part in the MELT pilots, it has now been made more widely available so that teachers can find out more about using the MELT Learning Resource Exchange (LRE) for schools.
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LRE developers' workshop Building a Learning Resource Exchange (LRE) for Schools
September 8-9, 2008 – Leuven, Belgium
This workshop is designed for technical staff (with a working knowledge of the Java programming language) of organisations that wish to:
Make their educational content available via the Learning Resource Exchange (LRE) for schools and/or
Chinese brochure Skólavefurinn, our Icelandic partners in the
MELT project, have published the project brochure in Chinese. This
development, which might at first appear surprising, springs from a
project undertaken by Dr. Geir Sigurðsson, Phd. in Chinese Philosophy
(current Director of Icelandic Center for Asian Studies of the
University of Iceland and Director of Northern Light Confucius
Institute of Iceland). Dr. Sigurðsson has been creating teaching
materials for Icelanders learning Chinese and introducing China to
Icelanders.
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LRE developers' workshop Building a Learning Resource Exchange (LRE) for Schools
February 18-19, 2008 – Leuven, Belgium
This workshop is designed for technical staff (with a working knowledge of the Java
programming language) of organisations that wish to:
Make their educational content available via the Learning Resource Exchange (LRE) for
schools and/or
EUN - Global player in e-learning content February 2007 EUN is potentially the most important Europe-wide and global player in e-learning content.
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MELT kick-off meeting in Brussels On 12 and 13 October 2006, about 40 people gathered in Brussels for the kick-off meeting of the MELT project. MELT is project of the eContentplus programme bringing together 19 partners from 14 countries, including 16 content providers, both public and commercial ones.
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MELT final review report: reviewers "urge the consortium to continue its excellent work which they consider an undoubted success"
European Schoolnet is pleased to announce that its Learning Resource Exchange (LRE) for schools received an 
A third newsletter focusing on the successful conclusion to the MELT project was published in May 2009.
European Educational Publishers’ Group supports the Learning Resource Exchange
LRE for Schools postcard
Launch
of the LRE for Schools
The work of the MELT project was presented in two workshops during the 2008 EMINENT conference to a combined audience of nearly 70 delegates. As well as highlighting how Associate Partners in the Learning Resource Exchange could benefit from MELT social tagging tools and the project's work on automatic metadata generation/translation, delegates also had a presentation from Riina Vuorikari at European Schoolnet who has been analysing initial results from an
Mechelen, Belgium, June 2008.
Building a Learning Resource Exchange (LRE) for Schools
Skólavefurinn, our Icelandic partners in the
MELT project, have published the project brochure in Chinese. This
development, which might at first appear surprising, springs from a
project undertaken by Dr. Geir Sigurðsson, Phd. in Chinese Philosophy
(current Director of Icelandic Center for Asian Studies of the
University of Iceland and Director of Northern Light Confucius
Institute of Iceland). Dr. Sigurðsson has been creating teaching
materials for Icelanders learning Chinese and introducing China to
Icelanders.
Building a Learning Resource Exchange (LRE) for Schools
Linking Learning Resources to Curricula by using Competencies
