Conclusions and Future Research Work
This work proposes a user-centered approach to the development process of WBLRs in school
education. The approach was evaluated from three different perspectives: trainee teachers, school
teachers, and school students. The approach needs to be further developed through continuous
cycles of design, implementations, and evaluations in various school contexts. The approach provides
re-entry points into the analysis, design, implementation, and evaluation stages to allow for
continuous improvements. For example, developers may return to the design phase to revise selected
objects that are important for the learning process. They may also return to the analysis
stage to re-examine the context of use, influencing factors, or learning goals. Results also stress
the importance of a thorough user-needs analysis, as well as early and frequent assessment of prototypes
with the users. The pedagogical use of WBLRs in school environments and reuse of learning objects is another potential area for research. Through the continuous cycle of development,
the author hopes to explore WBLRs in more details and depth in order to gain more theoretical
and practical insights