Below you will find key resources developed through the Australian
Flexible Learning Framework (Framework) over the past four years. The
information has been broken up into various lists, with links provided
for further information where possible. The Framework is continuously
creating exciting resources for VET Practitioners, this list will be
updated throughout the year as new information and resources become
available.
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1. Flexible Learning Toolboxes (2000-2008)
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Toolboxes are high quality, cost effective interactive e-learning and assessment resources featuring scenarios, images and
activities that simulate real-life. All Toolboxes support nationally endorsed training packages and are designed for use by
registered training organisations, business and industry. A Toolbox Champion Support Service operates in every state and territory
to support the implementation of Toolboxes.
Toolboxes are designed to support the delivery of vocational education and training
(VET) qualifications from Certificate I to Diploma level. The Toolbox collection includes more than 100 Toolboxes, helping
to deliver approximately 170 qualifications and almost 900 units of competency, covering a range of educational
and industry areas.
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2. Guidelines for developing Toolbox resources (2000 - 2008)
| These Flexible Learning Toolbox documents provide an insight into the design issues facing leading edge developers
of online
learning materials.
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3. LORN (Learning Object Repository Network) (2003-2008)
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| LORN aims to build the national training system's capacity to share teaching and learning resources that support the flexible
delivery of education and training programs. LORN allows teachers and trainers to access more than 2,500 quality, copyright
cleared, free or affordable online learning resources from repositories across Australia, which support the delivery of VET
programs. Enhancement of LORN in 2008 will provide improved online access to a greater range of e-learning resources from
contributing repositories around Australia.
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4. Innovate and Integrate (2007)

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This research investigates models and practices in the embedding of
innovation, examining characteristics of organisations, innovators and
innovative practices. It contributes to our understanding of the
interrelationship of the many complex factors involved in the process
of embedding innovation.
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5. E-standards for Training (2006-2008)

| The E-standards for Training website brings together the recommended
standards for VET e-learning content, repositories and associated
functions. It identifies the standards used by major national Framework
projects such as Toolboxes and LORN and provides practical case studies
showing how adherence to standards can enhance e-learning.
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