Transforming Curriculum Design and Curriculum Delivery through Technology
The Curriculum Design and Delivery programmes represent one of the biggest undertakings yet delivered under the JISC e-Learning Programme. Together they represent an investment of £8m over a four year period with the Curriculum Design projects running for 4 years (2008-2012) and the Curriculum Delivery projects for 2 years (2008-2010).
The 27 projects are exploring how technology can help address some of the major curriculum challenges faced by the sector at the present time including learner engagement, widening participation, personalised learning, engaging external stakeholders, employability and workforce development and flexible delivery.
Institutional Approaches to Curriculum DesignCurriculum Design in particular touches every aspect of an institution's core business from aligning its portfolio of courses to its mission and vision, through market research and product development to quality assurance, recruitment, assessment, timetabling and how it distributes its funding internally. The emphasis of the programme is on institutional approaches to curriculum design with senior level commitment to transformational change. The projects have been clustered around three common inter-related themes: Employer Engagement and Learner-FocusLeeds Metropolitan University: Personalised Curriculum Creation through Coaching (PC3) Quality and Process EnhancementBirmingham City University: Technology-Supported Processes for Agile and Responsive Curricula (T-SPARC) Institutional Learning DesignThe Open University: Open University Learning Design Initiative (OULDI-JISC) |
Transforming Curriculum Delivery through TechnologyThe Curriculum Delivery projects are exploring how learners interact with the curriculum and how technology can support and engage them more effectively within different disciplines. The projects have been clustered around four common inter-related themes: Pedagogic models and approachesMiddlesex University: Information Spaces for Collaborative Creativity (Design) Employability and Learner ExperienceCollege of West Anglia: KLTV - An internet TV Station to Enrich Teaching and Learning (Media) PersonalisationCoventry University: Coventry Online Writing Laboratory (COWL) Assessment and FeedbackUniversity of Bristol: eBioLabs (Biosciences) |
The programmes are supported by a network of organisations providing the Support and Synthesis project.

