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More resources for supporting course development and delivery
More resources for supporting course development and delivery when embedding an MLE

Learning Technology Career Development Scoping Study

http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/Resources/external-resources/LTCDSS/index_html

The learning technology career development scoping study was undertaken by a team from the Institute for Learning and Research Technology, University of Bristol, University of Plymouth and University of Glamorgan, funded by the JISC CALT.

Strategic and Pedagogic Requirements for Virtual Learning in the Context of Widening Participation

http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/Resources/external-resources/Strategic%20and%20Pedagogic%20Requirements

By Stiles, M.J., A quote: "In the use of VLEs in most institutions there is a clear focus on the conversion of traditional lecture programmes, emphasising the distribution of materials followed by assignments and tests (Maher et al, 2001), with pedagogy remaining based largely on the traditional (Birchall et al, 2002, Littlejohn 2002)."

Supporting academics through institutional change: what will the impact of sustainable e-learning be on staff roles?

http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/Resources/external-resources/Supporting%20academics%20through%20institutional%20change

Supporting academics through institutional change: what will the impact of sustainable e-learning be on staff roles? by Martin Oliver of University College London, an LTSN paper which discusses the question: "How are educational institutions and staff roles likely to change?"

Teaching with Collaborative Activities

http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/Resources/external-resources/Teaching%20with%20Collaborative%20Activities

On the management (and design) of collaborative and group learning activities, Penn State have an excellent resource, which covers most of the educational issues involved.

Assessment in and of Collaborative Learning

http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/Resources/external-resources/Assessment%20in%20and%20of%20Collaborative%20Learning

Assessment in and of Collaborative Learning, developed and edited by the Washington Center's Evaluation Committee, is a valuable resource on the issues of how to assess collaborative and group work and also the assessment of collaborative environments.

Benchmarks For Success In Internet-Based Distance Education

http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/Resources/external-resources/Benchmarks%20For%20Success%20In%20Internet-Based%20Distance%20Education

In terms of course monitoring and associated "quality issues", the resource base is thin, but Benchmarks For Success In Internet-Based Distance Education from the Institute for Higher Education Policy in the US, is a starting point.

Designing and Implementing Learning Technology Projects – A Planned Approach [Powerpoint]

http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/Resources/external-resources/eltfinal.ppt

A Powerpoint presentation given for the "EFFECTS - Embedding Learning Technologies Seminar", 8th April 2003, University College London

Designing and Implementing Learning Technology Projects – A Planned Approach [word doc.]

http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/Resources/external-resources/eltfinal.doc

A workshop paper given for the "EFFECTS - Embedding Learning Technologies Seminar", 8th April 2003, University College London

Developing Tacit and Codified Knowledge and Subject Culture within a Virtual Learning Environment

http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/Resources/external-resources/Developing%20Tacit%20and%20Codified%20Knowledge%20and%20Subject%20Culture%20within%20a%20Virtual%20Learning%20Environment

A discussion of pedagogy in the context of eLearning focussing in range of social and constructivist issues

Understanding IT: Developing Multimedia Courseware

http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/Resources/external-resources/Understanding%20IT%20Developing%20Multimedia%20Courseware

The traditional "CAL development team" approach is well described in Understanding IT: Developing Multimedia Courseware by Fred Riley, a now venerable ITTI product.


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