JISC

JISC - Higher Education Academy Regional workshops

September 2005 - February 2006

These pages accompany a series of JISC-HEA regional workshops for practitioners, e-Learning champions, staff developers and other people supporting effective practice with e-Learning in UK Further and Higher Education. All the materials and 'further resources' introduced at the workshops are available and you need not attend a workshop to make use of these materials.

Workshop materials are free to download, print and distribute for educational purposes. Most of the materials cannot be adapted in this document format, but you are welcome to contact the e-Learning and Pedagogy team to discuss adapting them for the needs of your workplace or community. 'Further resources' can usually be downloaded as pdf files. In the case of external websites, please see that site for relevant permissions.

The materials are currently organised by the session of the workshop:

Workshop materials by session

• Welcome and overview
• How do people learn?
• What helps people to learn more effectively?
• Designing learning activities in a technology-rich context
• Links to case studies in effective practice and innovative practice with e-Learning
• Effective practice in context
• Considering the e-learning advantage
• Describing and evaluating practice
• Feedback

Further information

To find out more about JISC's work in e-Learning, visit the JISC e-Learning focus website.

If you wish to find out more about the work of the Pedagogy programme, you can join the EPED-INFO mailing list. This is an open list and all interested in the work of the e-Learning and Pedagogy programme are invited to join.

For further information on the Pedagogy programme, contact Sarah Knight (Programme Manager). To contact the programme consultant with specific queries about these workshops or materials, email Helen Beetham.