These guidelines should serve as orientation if you like to integrate an existing lesson/scenario in ISE or if you like to plan a new ISE lesson/scenario. After you designed a lesson/scenario you have to upload it to the ISE authoring tool, so that it can be processed online (e.g. shared with other partners/teachers, cloned, and delivered).
These guidelines should serve as orientation if you like to integrate an existing lesson/scenario in ISE or if you like to plan a new ISE lesson/scenario. After you designed a lesson/scenario you can upload it to the ISE authoring tool, so that it can be processed online (e.g. shared with other partners/teachers, cloned, and delivered). Of course you can also plan your lesson directly within the ISE authoring tool.
These guidelines should serve as orientation if you like to integrate an existing lesson/scenario in ISE or if you like to plan a new ISE lesson/scenario. After you designed a lesson/scenario you can upload it to the ISE authoring tool, so that it can be processed online (e.g. shared with other partners/teachers, cloned, and delivered). Of course you can also plan your lesson directly within the ISE authoring tool.