Although, primarily owing to the spread of business IT applications (Kampffmeye, U.; 2006), content management is used in a wide range of contexts; the lecture, however focuses at the narrower field striving to find the new forms of educational content and the possibilities of permanently renewing it. Technological development and the relatively slow nature of content renewal in the VET systems both require innovative solutions differing from the traditional ones in creating and transmitting educational content and supporting learning. Concerning the research introduced, a kind of peculiar framework is provided by the fact that the innovation, which takes open source content development as one of the approaches of reforming teacher training, is connected to a technical university of long-existing traditions (Benedek, A;Molnár, Gy, 2014, 2015).

The theoretical background of this topic is partly of VET didactical features (Gessler, M.; Herrera L. M.; 2015), and is partly connected to theendeavours which strive to shape the alternatives of the traditional VET curricula in a learning environment determined by modern IT and which require interactivity not only in the learning process but during the construction of the curriculum, as well (Colons, A.; Halverson, R. 2009;Benedek, A.;Molnár, Gy. 2015). For community curriculum development teacher training might provide especially good conditions which we exemplify by presenting our research data. Developing Open Educational Resources (OER) with students’ participation means a potential of content and methodology that, through the pilot curriculum development (Systems in VET) and the applied IT solutions (open source and commercial LMS systems, memory independent management of complex visual elements and the flexible management of micro-contents) is capable of surpassing traditional, school- and notebook based teaching.

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