In this paper we aim to describe the process by which our personalised web-based collaborative teaching/learning methodology (CECIP -Collaboration -Evaluation -Critical thinking -Individual assessment -learner Profile) evolved originating from Vygotsky's theory and based on the (C) collaborative construction of student's knowledge, (E) developing evaluation and assessment skills, (C) developing critical thinking skills, (I) integrating individual evaluation and (P) generating learner profile. Our CECIP methodology integrates individual learning style dimensions and their preferences into e-learning environment by filling out MBTI, Gardner, GEFT and Felder-Silverman questionnaires during our four-semester-research. The paper covers the theoretical foundations of Learning Styles giving analogies to preferred learning strategies. A three-part-research process is described through which the described CECIP model emerged: (1) analysing Learning Styles and Learning Management Systems that claim to support their work; (2) raising the background knowledge of students in cognitive psychology in order to improve design and evaluation methodologies of multimedia learning materials; (3) personalising tasks and assessment based on Bloom's Taxonomy.

The paper composes a framework for learning design, using Web 2.0 technologies in teacher training, transferring the advancement in technology to become an affordance in the teaching/learning process, based on Bloom's Extended Digital Taxonomy in order to enhance the Technological Pedagogical and Content Knowledge of teachers. As a case study, it shows how ELTE University tries to develop sustainable innovation of competencies in digital literacy and modern teaching/learning methodologies directly among the teaching staff in teacher training and student/future teachers as well as indirectly within public education in order to transfer innovation there. The complex aims of a specific course Educational Technology are described with detailed explanation of the methodology used in attaining the prescribed aims, giving links to the concrete tools and resources used. The description of course requirements are tagged with features of the nature of the learning design as being transmissive, dialogic, constructionist and co-constructive, illustrating how each element contributes to the adaptation of theory into practice. The role of a newly established T@T Mentoring Network is explained, which presumes sustainability for innovation within teacher training and the network of in-service and practicing teachers.

An important factor for developing quality multimedia materials is that future developers should know the learning preferences and applicable strategies of potential students in depth and should also be able to look critically on the products developed by others and to be able to evaluate the added value of their own and others contributions.The paper describes our teaching strategy using an online collaborative methodology with added value based on: (a) generating student profile, (b) online knowledge building and (c) evaluation strategy. The applied methodology integrates e-learning preferences of different learning style dimensions and takes into consideration students' expectations in learning situation as well as their background knowledge and skills. Knowledge building was realised by means of oral presentations and discussions and finalised within the online learning environment. Developing critical thinking and monitoring own learning progress was carried out by self-evaluation and peerevaluation of own products and those created by others and final evaluation required summed performance to be divided among students upon negotiated merits.

An important factor for developing quality multimedia materials is that future developers should know the learning preferences and applicable strategies of potential students in depth and should also be able to look critically on the products developed by others and to be able to evaluate the added value of their own and others contributions. This paper describes our teaching strategy using an online collaborative methodology with added value based on: (a) generating student profile, (b) online knowledge building and (c) evaluation strategy. The applied methodology integrates e-learning preferences of different learning style dimensions and takes into consideration students' expectations in learning situations as well as their background knowledge and skills. Knowledge building was realised by means of oral presentations and discussions and finalised within the online learning environment. Developing critical thinking and monitoring this learning progress was carried out by self-evaluation and peer-evaluation of one's own products and those created by others and final evaluation required summed performance to be divided among students upon negotiated merits.

Az oktatástechnológia elmúlt évtizedekben történő gyors fejlődése következtében ma már nem kérdés, hogy a technológia alkalmazása hatással van-e a tanulás hatékonyságára, sokkal inkább az, hogyan lehet használatát a tanulás hatékonyságának növelése érdekében maximalizálni, a differenciált tanítást támogatni, a diákok figyelmét fokozni, kitartásukat növelni, motivációjukat fenntartani. Az utóbbi évek fontos eredménye, hogy a technológia adta lehetőségek kihasználásával mind mennyiségében, mind minőségében megváltozott a tanulás komplex jelenségéről rendelkezésünkre álló adathalmaz. Ez a változás a korábbi elméletek, gyakorlati módszerek fejlődését, minőségi változását, új elméletek és módszerek kidolgozását indukálta, új kutatási kérdések megfogalmazását és megválaszolását, a tanulási folyamatok alaposabb megértését tette lehetővé. Komoly lehetőségek rejlenek a mobileszközök, illetve a komoly játékok és a szimulációk iskolai alkalmazásában, a MOOC-ok felsőoktatási elterjesztésében, valamint a big data és a tanulási analitika lehetőségeiben. Mindezekre számos hazai fejlesztés is épít, mint például a Szegedi Tudományegyetem Oktatáselméleti Kutatócsoportja által fejlesztett eDia online értékelő rendszer, az ELTE Informatikai Kara T@T laborjának projektjei vagy az MTA-ELTE Vizuális Kultúra Szakmódszertani Kutatócsoport munkái. A minőségi változás elején vagyunk, még egyáltalán nem egyértelmű, milyen irányban módosítják a tanulmányban felvázolt lehetőségek a jövő oktatását.