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Collection of e-Resources for DeL II

Collection of e-Resources for DeL II. Cary MacMahon e-Learning Project Officer JISC Distributed e-Learning Programme. HCA nirvana online….

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Collection of e-Resources for DeL II

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  1. Collection of e-Resources for DeL II • Cary MacMahon • e-Learning Project Officer • JISC Distributed e-Learning Programme

  2. HCA nirvana online… • “…a general sort of website where everything can be lifted from all the departments which submit links there, and…anybody can access it, and you can easily simplify the process of getting access to [it] or getting the password.” • Survey interviewee

  3. what we really want… • “What we don’t have is stuff that we can slot in relatively easy into our teaching and learning objectives, which will either act as a co-related resource, or become part of the primary core resource. And, I mean, I think that’s what we really need, is the things we can actually bolt in and actually run with, with a minimal amount of input from us as individuals, we don’t have to re-design the whole thing or re-invent the wheel.” • Survey interviewee and focus group participant

  4. what are we collecting in DeL II? • 50 assets • 5 exemplars • in a searchable online repository

  5. the DeL II resources should beaccessible shareable interactive sustainable • “The strategy of simply making resources available to students [and to teachers] without contextualising their use, embedding them into practice and assessing them has not worked.” • (The Tavistock Institute 1996, quoted in The ACETS Project Report, www.acets.ac.uk)

  6. ‘blue skies’ thinking from the focus groups • the ECDL for HCA • study skills for HCA • website authority resources • database of PGCHE projects • ‘authorable shell’ for translations

  7. The Western Civilisation Webography Project Center for History and New Media http://www.chnm.gmu.edu/webography/

  8. Internet Historian Intute Virtual Training Suite http://www.vts.intute.ac.uk/he/tutorial/history

  9. Internet Archaeologist Intute Virtual Training Suite http://www.vts.intute.ac.uk/he/tutorial/archaeology

  10. sample pages from Study Skills RLO www.rlo-cetl.ac.uk

  11. www.jorum.ac.uk

  12. breakout discussion groups • What types of resource would you like to see in our online repository? • How can we make the repository more searchable?

  13. metadata • when you’re searching our repository, which search terms are you likely to use? • core module content? • level one course? • geographical area? • period? • teaching tips for new staff? • dissertation sources? • small group teaching? • constructivist approach?

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