transforming curriculum delivery through technology programme
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Transforming Curriculum Delivery through Technology Programme. Middlesex University & City University Information Spaces for Collaborative Creativity (Subject area of Design) http://tinyurl.com/LTP-EGM-1 Open University - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Transforming Curriculum Delivery through Technology Programme
• Middlesex University & City UniversityInformation Spaces for Collaborative Creativity (Subject area of Design) http://tinyurl.com/LTP-EGM-1
• Open UniversityAchieving Transformation, Enhanced Learning and Innovation through Educational Resources in Design (ATELIER-D) (Subject area of Design) http://tinyurl.com/LTP-EGM-2
• University of LeicesterDelivering University Curricula: Knowledge, Learning and Innovation Gains (DUCKLING) (Subject areas of Education/Psychology) http://tinyurl.com/LTP-EGM-3
• University of OxfordDeveloping New Models to Transform the Delivery and Support of Learning for Continuing and Professional Learning (CASCADE) http://tinyurl.com/LTP-EGM-4
Format (14.40 – 15.50)
Intro Speed dating In-depth discussion on one project Round-up
5 minutes 20 minutes 20 minutes 10 minutes
•Delegates rotate around each of 4 projects•Spend 5 minutes with each
project•Project overview•Key findings
•Delegates choose 1 project•Group discussion around key
issues/findings•Plenary•Panel debate on
key discussion points
Round-up - key discussion points
• Similarities and differences between face-to-face and virtual environments.
• Facilitating both small and large student cohorts.
• Dealing with cohorts of students with diverse backgrounds, interests and technology expertise.
• Methods and techniques for embedding project outputs.
• How best do you motivate and transfer those skills for staff in stimulating creative conversations and student engagement?
• How do you prepare students to be “ready” for these learning applications – particularly where there are mixed types of students?
• How cost-effective are the applications compared with more traditional techniques?