e-Learning programme meeting
An opportunity to network and learn from all projects across the programme
Date 10 and 11 October 2007
Venue Business School Aston University, Birmingham
Accomodation and dinner We have rooms reserved at the Business School for the night of the 10 October, so if you require a room please select the option on the booking form. We are also having a programme dinner that night at the venue, you are welcome to join us! Please note your preferences on the booking form.
Programme
Day 1: Wednesday 10 October 2007
Two meetings on Day 1:
- Evaluation workshop This workshop will be an opportunity for projects to discuss and reflect on their evaluation plans and implemention, whatever stage of the process they are currently at. This workshop is optional. Please note if it is over-subscribed we may need to limit places to 1 or 2 per project.
- Cross-institutional e-learning Phase 2 project start-up meeting This meeting is only for those cross-institutional phase 2 projects funded under the April 07 call. 2 places per project are available, and all projects are requested to attend.
Day 2: Thursday 11 October 2007
Day 2 of the meeting is the full programme meeting, and is open to all projects in the e-Learning programme. 1 or 2 places are available per project, and all projects are requested to attend where possible.
Objectives
- Provide an update to the work of the e-Learning programme
- Share information and promote discussion regarding relevant JISC and project initiatives of interest across the programme
- Provide programme strands with the opportunity to meet, share information and promote discussion
- Provide an opportunity for projects to share information and network with projects working in related areas outside of their programme strand
| Time |
Topic |
Led by |
| 9.30 |
Tea and coffee |
|
| 10.00 |
Programme strand meetings |
Programme Managers |
| 11.40 |
Tea and coffee |
|
| 12.00 |
Welcome and news from the e-Learning Programme |
Tish Roberts, JISC e-Learning Programme |
| 12.15 |
Plenary session: Taking technology-enhanced learning forward
This participative session will draw upon the experiences of the TESEP project in providing the opportunity to explore and discuss how technology-enhanced teaching and learning can be embedded within our institutions in a genuinely transformative way. The session will be preceded by an initial online activity that will help inform what will be covered on the day, with possible topics likely to include learner-centred staff development, pedagogical principles, embracing emerging technologies, ensuring institutional commitment, FE-HE collaboration, and evaluation…all depending upon what you’re most interested in! |
Andrew Comrie and Keith Smyth, TESEP project |
| 13.15 |
Lunch |
|
| 14.15 |
Parallel sessions: e-Portfolios, e-Assessment, e-Administration, Technology Enhanced Learning Environments and Learning Resources and Activities |
Programme Managers |
| 15.20 |
Tea and coffee |
|
| 15.30 |
Parallel sessions: continued |
|
| 16:30 |
Close |
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