VLE definition

VLE means maximum landing gear extended speed. ‘VLO’ means maximum landing gear operating speed. ‘VLOF’ means lift-off speed.
VLE means any online virtual learning environment that QMUL uses to deliver its Online Short Courses.
VLE means the online virtual learning environment that OELS uses to deliver parts of the Programme;

Examples of VLE in a sentence

  • The university recruits local and international staff members, who also contribute through the VLE.

  • The online education is delivered through the university’s Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) on a Moodle Platform that is hosted by Stoas Learning in the Netherlands.

  • An initial review will also be carried out within each institution (SU, CBS) of how the implementation of e-assessment might impact upon VLE usage, IT support services, security and authentication, system integration, space usage and students use of PCs. Also, during this phase, awareness will be raised across the institution (SU) about the reengineering initiative and project activities will be coordinated with ongoing VLE developments.

  • Firstly, the project will be integrated into the strategic planning processes for teaching and learning at institutional and faculty levels: through the VLE Implementation Group (representing all faculties and all support services) and through the Faculty teaching and learning committees.

  • In addition, an ongoing programme of staff development linked to the VLE developments and associated technologies will ensure that all staff have the capacity to make the best use of these technologies to support teaching and learning.

  • Finally, the portal for giving access to all assessment tools within the institution will be the VLE and its linkage to other administrative systems (especially PEGASUS, the student records system etc).

  • The assignments are screened through antiplagiarism software integrated into the VLE.

  • These tools can be linked to current VLE platforms so that emerging standards are implemented that promote reuse and interoperability.

  • The close synergy of this project with the e-learning strategy and VLE developments will also necessitate that other staff at Strathclyde within the Information Resources Directorate and Learning Services including the VLE project director also form part of an internal management group.

  • Parents and carers have a wide range of understanding of e-safety risks and issues, and they play an essential role in the education of their children and in the monitoring / regulation of the children’s on-line experiences Preston Manor will seek to provide information and awareness to parents and carers through:● Workshops, Letters, newsletters, website, VLE, Parents’ evenings, Reference to External Organisations where further information can be obtained.


More Definitions of VLE

VLE means BPP’s virtual learning environment and/or the Hub and any replacement web-based platform used by BPP for its online learning environment;
VLE or “Online” means the online virtual learning environment that Short Courses uses to deliver its Online Short Courses.

Related to VLE

  • Toddler means a child at least one year of age but less than 2 years of age.

  • SERFF means the system for electronic rate and form filing. SERFF is a proprietary NAIC computer-based application that allows insurers and other entities to create and submit rate, rule and form filings electronically to the commissioner.

  • STU means the Board or the Government company notified by the respective State Government under Sub-section (1) of Section 39 of the Act;