• 1998-2000 (Lübeck University of Applied Sciences)

Qualification seminars as "Multimedia Producer" and the development of CBT/ WBT.

• 1998-2004 Lead Management: Lübeck University of Applied Sciences

Conception, planning, development, and implementation of online study programmes in the areas of Media Informatics (bachelor and master) and Industrial Engineering (bachelor) as well as investigation, conception, and implementation of organisational, academic, legal, technical, and didactic general conditions for the long-term operation of online study programmes in a cross-national association of universities.

Project partners included universities from 9 German federal states as well as additional partners from commerce and associations.

• 2002-2005 Lead Management: Lübeck University of Applied Sciences (associated PHARE projects in Poland and Lithuania)

• 2002-2008 Lübeck University of Applied Sciences

Conception, planning, development, and operation of a production and learning environment for online continuing education courses; editing of existing course modules for use in continuing education; conception, planning, development, and implementation of master programmes in the areas of Industrial Engineering, Health Care Management, and Information Systems; development and implementation of a sales and marketing concept for online continuing education; conception and implementation of a cooperation concept with universities in the online continuing education field, as well as conception and implementation of a qualification programme for online support and development of online modules for instructors at universities and in commerce.
Project information (in German)

• 2004-2007 Flensburg University of Applied Sciences / Lübeck University of Applied Sciences

Conception, development, and pilot operation of an internet-based qualification programme in the field of health care management. The online courses are developed in the oncampus LCMS environment and marketed via oncampus.
Project information at www.wi.fh-flensburg.de/imhc (in German).

• 2004-2006 Lübeck University of Applied Sciences

• 2005-2006 Lübeck University of Applied Sciences

Joint project of the Lübeck University of Applied Sciences and the Admas College in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
In a public-private partnership between the Lübeck University of Applied Sciences, the e-learning subsidiary oncampus GmbH, and the private Ethiopian Admas College, the acceptance of the oncampus e-learning method is being tested in Africa using a field test. The results shall show how online education can be used to organise new forms of international cooperation and the exchange of experiences. The aim of this pilot project is to develop a concept of an "Ethiopian-German E-Learning Competence Center" in Addis Ababa.

For the time being, 3 courses with 5 credit points each from the online stuy programme Media Informatics (Bachelor of Science) are offered in English. After a successful pilot phase, the development and implementation of a complete online study programme is planned. In addition, a qualification programme "Train-the-Trainer" for online support is offered to local instructors.

• 2006-2007 Lübeck University of Applied Sciences

Soft skills are playing more and more an important role in working life. This is caused by the today´s conditions in the environment of economy and work: the change of economy structure, the dissemination of new information and communication technologies, the importance of knowledge and an increasing competition requires new organisational structures and work content. Network formed enterprises with flat hierarchies need an enlarged competence profile of employees. Thus, soft skills are a determining factor for conservation and fortification of competitiveness, the so-called employability. In the future, the requirement of soft skills will emerge an increasing demand for respective programmes in continuing education. Especially for the protection from unemployment, part-time studies in soft skills are important in terms of a strategy of life-long-learning.

The objective of the SSO project is the development, implementation and evaluation of online courses in the subject of soft skills, based on the oncampus-methodology.

(Mobility, Assessment, Selection, Technology and E-learning Research)

• 2006-2008 Lübeck University of Applied Sciences, Maastricht University, Siauliai University, Dundee University

Master students of European universities dispose of very different levels of previous knowledge. This causes high drop-out rates in the respective study programmes. Preparatory and remedial courses can lead to an increase of study success.
The M.A.S.T.E.R. project aims at the development and implementation of online courses for prospective master students. The courses will be online distance study programmes as it is an efficient solution for students as well as for universities. The project consists of the development and realisation of a common didactical framework, the adjustment of assessment tools and the production of eight pilot courses.
Project information at www.masterproject.info

Your personnel oncampus contact persons for project development and management

National & International Projects:

Dipl.-Kaufmann Andreas Dörich
Phone: +49(0)451 300-5463
E-Mail: doerich[a]oncampus.de

Dipl.-Betriebswirtin (FH) Farina Steinert
Phone: +49(0)451 300-5463
E-Mail: steinert[a]oncampus.de

Dipl.-Kaufmann (FH) Riad El-Lawn
Phone: +49(0)451 300-5425
E-Mail: el-lawn@oncampus.de

National Projects and Project Management:

Dipl.-Ingenieur (FH) Arne Welsch
Phone: +49(0)451 300-5419
E-Mail: welsch[a]oncampus.de