access to e-learning

ACES – Archaeology and Construction Engineering Skills – is an international training project that has developed online vocational training materials for the engineering and archaeological sectors. Professional archaeologists and engineers from Norway, Poland, Turkey and the United Kingdom have worked together to develop learning materials that can be delivered as e-learning CPD (continuing professional development) modules. 

The learning material is very specifically not intended to make archaeologists into engineers or vice versa, but to provide an opportunity for two sister sectors to learn what we wished they knew! Development and delivery has been achieved through an application developed and hosted by one of the project partners, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, which will allow practitioners to access blended or distance learning in any of the four languages of the project.

The project has been generously funded by the European Commission’s Lifelong Learning Programme under the Leonardo da Vinci II strand.

access the e-learning materials by clicking below

Log in to the e-learning platform

alternatively, enter the project partners' site (password protected)

Comments

[Roger Hatton]

I am interested in the e-learning project and would like to be able to log-on to the website.

[Kenneth Aitchison.]

currently the project is in a testing phase and only registered trainers and trainees can access it. But the intention is to make this available more widely following the testing period.

[Ashley]

I am an archeologist and an engineer, is there anything I can do to help out?

[Patrizia]

I am an archaeologist working with architecture and i am very interested in the project. When will be opened to the public? is possible to have the learning material?

[kenneth aitchison]

the learning materials are currently not open, but it is intended that they will be before the end of March.

I will make sure you are informed as soon as they are accessible

best wishes

Kenneth

[Thomas van der Linden]

Can you inform me too when the learning materials become available?
Best wishes,
Thomas

[Bo Sanborn]

I am an archaeologist at an engineering firm in the U.S., and I'm very interested in these materials for our engineers and site monitors. I would like to know when they become available. Thank you!