• What do you see as the main drivers

for your decision to incorporate e-

learning within your practice?

• What are the institutional drivers?

• What are your personal drivers?

MSc Learning and TechnologyOnline, part-time

Clive BuckleyGlyndwr University

‘This PG Cert in eLearning is of a higher standard than many others offered in the UK’

(2011-12 External Examiner Report)

A little bit of history…..

Postgraduate Certificate in E-learning launched 2009

MSc Learning and Technology – launched 2013

Three exit awards:Postgraduate Certificate in Learning and Technology (1 year)Postgraduate Diploma in Learning and Technology (2 years)MSc Learning and Technology (3 years)

Key Facts

Part-timeFully on-line (study from anywhere in the world)Continuous AssessmentPedagogy

Postgraduate Certificate

Pedagogy and Practice Technology and Design

Implementation and Management

SEDA Accredited

Postgraduate Diploma

Innovation and Practice

Accessibility and Assessment in the

Digital Age

E-research and Digital Scholarship

MSc Learning and Technology

Dissertation (60 credits)

Why you should study the course

To acquire the skills and knowledge to apply technologies to support your

learners.

Who studies on the course?

HE Lecturers FE LecturersSchool TeachersLocal Authority TrainersNHS TrainersCommercial TrainersBritish Racing SchoolRoyal Mail

For the period 2009 – 2012 100% of students who responded to an end of course (PGC) survey said they would recommend the course to a friend.

Key Facts

Study time – 6 to 8 hours per weekStudy calendar: September to JuneMost modules have two assignments

Fees: PGC £1 800MSc £4 400 (two instalments)

(Fees as of 2013 – 14)

Scholarships (100%, 50%) may be available

Further Information

Visit the web site:http://www.glyndwr.ac.uk/en/Postgraduatecourses/MScLearningandTechnology/

Thank you