COMALAT System - Final Version (Updated: August 2017)
The final version of the COMALAT System is available at: http://www.comalat.eu/app
The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
We also recommend you to read our User Manual and Software Dokumentation (4447KB).
COMALAT is an open source extension of the Learning Management System Sakai. The source code is available under the Educational Community License v2.0 at Github.
COMALAT Mobile App - Final Version (Updated: August 2017)
The final version of the COMALAT Mobile App for Android Phones can be downloaded here directly on the smartphone: COMALAT Mobile App (Android) (4003KB)
The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
We also recommend you to read our User Manual and Software Dokumentation (4447KB).
The source code of the COMALAT Mobile App is available under the Educational Community License v2.0 at Github.
COMALAT System - Beta Version
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The current beta version is available at: http://www.comalat.eu/app
You can find help with registration and selection of courses here: Registration and Course Selection
COMALAT Mobile App - Beta Version
The COMALAT Mobile App for Android Phones can be downloaded here directly on the smartphone: COMALAT Mobile App (Android)
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COMALAT Project: Welcome!
Welcome to the official website of the Erasmus+ project "COMALAT". On this website you can find all information about the project.
The development of language skills contributes as a fundamental part to the mobility of young European workers and trainees. The current range of language courses and educational content for developing these skills are mainly cost intensive, have a uniform procedure for all users and are usually only possible online via the Internet. COMALAT is a European project funded by the EU with around 445,000 euros over three years.
The COMALAT System wants to present itself as a flexible, web-based platform and application for mobile devices for teaching and learning language skills. The system offers German, English and Spanish learning materials for free to all EU citizens as Open Educational Resource (OER). In comparison to existing language courses and learning opportunities, COMALAT has a huge advantage with its adaptability, which allows COMALAT directly to adapt to the needs and interests of users. The strengths and weaknesses, as well as the learning objectives of each user are are taken into account and investigated with statistical analysis methods.
Involved in COMALAT project are the Institute of Practical Informatics (PI) from the University of Siegen (coordination), the Institute of Knowledge Based Systems and Knowledge Management (KBS) from the University of Siegen, the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, and the Language Centre at the University of Alicante, Spain.