Développement technique de médias éducatifs

lcomu2621  2022-2023  Louvain-la-Neuve

Développement technique de médias éducatifs
5.00 credits
30.0 h
Q2
Teacher(s)
Guillamet Ronan;
Language
French
Content
This course is structured in different steps leading to the software design of an educational media.
1. The vision (note: the socio-educational aspect is defined in collaboration with the LCOMU2620 course)
2. Define the roadmap of your project (planning, technical choices...)
3. Planning and production start-up (agile)
4. Sprints
5. Sprints reports and future developments
6. End of sprints review
7. Retrospective 
Teaching methods
This course is a practical workshop that will alternate theoretical and methodological sequences in the classroom, alternated with moments of practical development in the computer room during which the teacher follows and advises each student. 
According to the health evolution related to COVID-19 ("yellow" or "orange" situations)
- Theoretical and methodological presentations will be given "remotely" by the teacher via Microsoft Teams.
- Individual or group follow-up meetings will be scheduled either in a face-to-face meeting in the classroom with social distancing ("yellow" situation), or in a remote location, always via the Microsoft Teams tool ("orange" situation).
Evaluation methods
The evaluation of this course will consist of two parts: 
- One part “active participation” in the course and in the different stages of development evaluated at the end of each sprint (25% of the final grade)
- A “defense” of the project's progress in session (75% of the final grade)
 According to the health evolution linked to COVID-19 ("yellow" or "orange" situations)
- The continuous evaluation part will be established after each individual or group meeting.
Faculty or entity
COMU


Programmes / formations proposant cette unité d'enseignement (UE)

Title of the programme
Sigle
Credits
Prerequisites
Learning outcomes
Master [120] in Information and Communication Science and Technology

Master [60] in Information and Communication