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CeDiS Projects: Comprehensive Multimedia Expertise – More Than 10 years in E-Learning
Since the 1990s CeDiS has been committed to electronic lifelong learning using PCs, software, and the internet to render individual, creative, and time-independent learning processes possible.
With 15 years of experience in designing and producing eductional multimedia content, CeDiS is Freie Universität’s competence center for e-learning, content management, web2.0, open access, audiovisual media, and design. We render related services to all university departments and institutions but also continue to work on independent projects - mainly funded by third parties - in cooperation with university as well as external partners. The university steering board has entrusted CeDiS with further tasks as e.g. developing the university’s Corporate Design.
Current Projects and Key Activities:
Distributed Campus is an interactive online portal that helps foreign students prepare for their studies abroad in Berlin and allows for communication with their supervizing organization.
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E-Examinations are computer-assisted end-of-term tests, which are currently introduced and institutionalized in many university departments.
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Open DC takes the Distributed Campus project one step further by transforming it into an open source platform that can be used and customized by any German university to prepare foreign students for their stay.
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CeDiS's Statistics projects enhance basic statistics training at Freie Universitaet Berlin fundamentally by providing interactive, multimedia education modules covering the entire curriculum as well as supplementary simulation and analysis software and an environment for final e-examinations.
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The Visual History Archive is the world’s largest historical video archive founded by Shoah Foundation Institute for Visual History and Education at the University of Southern California. Freie Universitaet Berlin is the first university in Europe to provide access to the archive and to support researchers, instructors, and students in using it for scientific purposes.
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Project Witnesses of the Shoah prepares Visual History Archive material for primary and secondary education by developing supplementary materials and education software as well as by providing a computer room classes as well as teacher training courses can use to view and work with the biographical video interviews. More »
Project Forced Labor 1939-1945 is a joint venture of the Foundation “Remembrance, Responsibility, and Future”, the German Historical Museum and Freie Universitaet Berin to archive, digitalize, index, and annotate nearly 600 audio and video interviews with surviving witnesses.
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