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This document outlines a comprehensive institutional strategy to embed technology-enhanced learning (TEL) within educational frameworks. It emphasizes the importance of expert programme design, cultural integration, and infrastructure benchmarking to enhance the quality of education. By focusing on capacity building, encouraging engagement, and implementing routine evaluations, this strategy aims to foster a collaborative learning environment. Diverse disciplines, including dental technology, sports coaching, and bioinformatics, are examined to illustrate the successful application of TEL. Lessons learned highlight the need for adaptability and the direct influence of student feedback on programme development.
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an institutional strategy to mainstream technology-enhanced learning A Systematic Approach to QE through Programme (Re) Design
Expertise • Culture • Infrastructure BenchmarkingELTI 2006 GWELLA
Instructional paradigm • Build capacity & skills • Encourage engagement • Routine consideration in programme construction and evaluation Learning paradigm
Collaboration for programme design
Dental Technology Sports Development Information Systems Podiatry Bioinformatics Outdoor Pursuits Research Process Modern History & Politics Careers Development PDP Sports Coaching Ceramics Performance Analysis Marketing Graphic Communication
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Outdoor Pursuits • on line & video assessment of students’ ability to identify good practice in coaching techniques • real-life stimulus for evaluative critiques • Authentic & accessible
Art & Design • Networked stations within ceramics workshops • Community of practice website
LESSONS LEARNT • Collaborative Ethos • Levels of Engagement • Adapting the ‘plan’ • Skills of Learning Developers • Student input directly influenced change • Actions …
Collaborative Ethos • Levels of Engagement • Adapting the ‘plan’ • Skills of Learning Developers • Student input directly influenced change • Actions