P-LearNet research project is concerned with the use of pervasive technologies to support learning in situ at the workplace. The project covers a technology dimension around pervasive technologies and context-aware adaptation as well as a use study dimension in three experimental settings : retail industry (Auchan), postal services (La Poste) and the medical sector (Université Médicale Virtuelle Francophone).

The project is funded by the French National Research Agency (ANR) on the telecommunication program for three years (2007-2010). LIFL/Université de Lille 1 is the project leader. The consortium is composed of 7 partners : Université Lille 1, Université Lille 2, Telecom & Management Sud Paris, Telecom Bretagne, Auchan, La Poste, UMVF.

SAME2 is a collaborative research project between France and Tunisia around two scientific questions concerning the development of e-learning:

• The question of multi-scale modeling of e-learning settings and the relations and the objects that articulate the relations between the scales (from the micro system to the macro system in a systemic approach)
• The question of the tension between dynamic context driven adaptation for the interaction in a pervasive learning setting and the preservation of the pedagogic and didactic strategies.

The project is funded by Egide on the CMCU UTIQUE program for three years (2007-2009). Funding covers shared PhDs and travel expense for researchers. Project partners are RIADI laboratory (Université de la Manouba, Tunisia), CRI laboratory (Université Paris I) and LIFL (Université Lille 1).

AdContext is a collaborative research project between France and Brasil on the topic of dynamic context-aware adaptation in pervasive systems. The application field is mobile learning.

The project is funded by Egide on the CAPES / COFECUB collaboration program for four years (2007-2010). Funding covers shared PhDs and travel expense for researchers. Project partners are Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (Porto Alegre, Brasil), CEFET Ceara (Fortaleza, Brasil), Telecom & Management Sud Paris, Université Lille 1.