Proceedings of the 2nd International ELBa Science Conference in Rostock, Germany, June 17, 2009

Our efforts in inclusive e-learning aim at bringing together researchers and practitioners in the field of e-learning, collaborative learning, shared knowledge construction and the like in order to join forces on e-inclusion. Assuming that developing computer supported learning environments and utilities for every day life shares more common properties than the diverse target groups let expect, the second workshop on Inclusive E-Learning explores how researchers and developers for special solutions for elderly people and people with learning disabilities can benefit from each other‘s experiences. The successful workshop and the six contributions compiled in this book may be seen as an important step towards an Inclusive E-Learning community (http://iel. mixxt. org).