JISC infoNet - Key resources for other issues for why might you want an MLE

Key resources for other issues for why might you want an MLE

There are three key resources which are recommended as follow-up reading to this discussion. These are: 1. E. Mumford's Designing Human Systems for New Technology - The ETHICS Method (1983). Chapter One of this book is worth looking at, as it sets down some guiding principles which will assist in facilitating change. 2. Boys (August, 2002). In Appendix 3 Boys raises further issues based on the findings of the 7/99 projects. A read through this analysis is highly recommended. 3. The ‘Changing Technological Management’ Project, Sheffield Hallam University looked at how technological change is integrated with teaching and learning.

Learning Lessons from MLE Development projects

http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/Resources/external-resources/ACF681.doc

This study reviews progress in Managed Learning Environment development across the 7/99 JCIEL-funded Building MLEs in HE projects, so as to begin to summarise what lessons can be learnt. It aims to identify and evaluate generic themes, in support of the programme’s aims and objectives, and to propose appropriate additional studies, models, resources and support.

The ETHICS Method

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

This book provides a description of the author's method for the successful implemention of compter systems within an organization

Changing Technological Management, Sheffield Hallam University

http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/Resources/external-resources/C-T-M

The ‘Changing Technological Management’ Project, Sheffield Hallam University looked at how technological change is integrated with teaching and learning.

Creating an MLE