Prof. Dr. Christoph Meinel

Successor of this series: 6th tele-TASK Symposium (2012)

With rapid development and expanding deployment of tele-Teaching and e-Learning techniques, many issues need to be further addressed. On the technical side, a large number of new IT techniques, spanning from multimedia and human-machine-interaction to network and communication, have been emerged in recent years which significantly promoted more and more modern tele-Teaching and e-Learning approaches and equipments. How to more efficiently benefit from these newly emerged IT techniques and create high quality virtual teaching and learning environment is always a challenge. On the pedagogy and management side, a lot of successful experiences and best practices of tele-Teaching and e-Learning have greatly triggered the interests of educators, researchers and developers. To push forward new applications of advanced tele-Education techniques, especially, create appropriate tele-Education based teaching programs, learning methods, as well as related models, polices, and regulations for formal high education, now becomes an attractive issue for the community. The establishment of pure Internet-based “Digital University” is a promising direction being confronted with various problems.

Outline

• Opening Ceremony
  • Prof. Dr. Zhengxiang Lu: Welcome Speech
  • Dr. Norbert Riedel: Greeting Speech
  • Prof. Dr. Baocai Yin: Welcome Speach
  • Prof. Dr. Christoph Meinel: Visions and Challenges in tele-Teaching and E-Learning
• Session 1
  • Prof. Dr. Christoph Meinel: Opening Remarks
  • Prof. Chongzheng Sun: Research on Reformation of Personal Training
  • Prof. Dr. Karl Kurbel: Evaluating the Influence of E-Learning Media Formats
• Session 2
  • Prof. Dr. Andreas Polze: SkyLab Operating System Experiments in the cloud
  • Prof. Dr. Guangming Shi: Building an experimental System of Electrics and Electronics for Training Innovation Professionals
  • Prof. Dr. Nian Xiao: Digital University in China
• Session 3
  • Prof. Dr. Detlef Krömker: A Strategic Approach to Introduce e-Learning at a Big University
  • Prof. Dr. Zhixun Su: Geometric Deformation and Applications to Shape Modelling
  • Prof. Dr.-Ing. Djamshid Tavangarian: A New Way for a Modern Media Based University Master Program
• Session 4
  • Prof. Dr. Feng Wu: Advances in Video Compression
  • Prof. Dr. Jürgen Döllner: Techniques for Advanced 3D Illustrations and their Potentials for Tele Teaching Media
• Session 5
  • Prof. Dr. Zhongxuan Luo: Personnel Training System based on Tele-teaching
  • Prof. Dr. Michael Herczeg: Learning in Mixed Realities and Ambient Spaces
  • Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Effelsberg: An Automatic Lecture Recording System
• Session 6
  • Prof. Dr. Ning Zhong: Web Intelligence for e-Learning
  • Prof. Dr. Yulin Qin: Examples of Learning from Examples
  • Prof. Dr. Thomas Köhler: Patterns of Social Learning in the Age of Web2.0
• Session 7
  • Prof. Dr. Songmao Zhang: From Text to Architecture Animation
  • Prof. Dr. Qingming Huang: Multimedia Sports Video Analysis
  • Dr. Tobias Thelen: Opencast Matterhorn and media2mult
  • Prof. Dr. Houqiang Li: Video Adaption Based on Intermedia
• Session 8
  • Dr. Harald Sack: Semantic Search Technologies for Video Archives
  • Dipl.-Ing. Haojin Yang: Extraction of Semantic Information from Audiovisual Content
  • Prof. Dr. Chunli Wang: Personate Human-Machine Interaction Technology in tele-Teaching
  • Dipl.-Inf. Christian Willems: Tele-Lab Internet Security