JISC Create Community Resources, Assets and Technology for Education Presentation to selection panel 19 September 2008
Outline
Added value
Sustainable development
Continuous transformation
Social capital growth
Team
Plans & Activities
Technology
Questions
Create will add value
by facilitating community interactions to promote peer sharing
between the projects,
between the projects and the programme and
between the projects and the wider educational community
through a programme of activities supported by appropriate technologies
through bringing together and synthesising emerging project experiences
by a multi-skilled, experienced and adaptable team
in association with the programme leadership and stakeholders as appropriate, e.g.
JISC advisory and innovation support services
HEA subject centres
institutional leadership
Sustainable development
Sustainable “project support” necessarily entails community formation
Community is essential to synthesis, in bringing the projects and their experiences together
Create is based on and contributes to the ongoing evolution of a wider community-development approach to programme support, drawing lessons from, e.g.:
E learning support and synthesis
Users & Innovation, Emerge
Continuous transformation
Foster institutional centres of innovation
centres of expertise that can support the the sector
S how that institutions need to explore the boundaries
of technology
o f learning, teaching and admin practices
a nd their own institutional boundaries (shared services, HE in FE, distributed learning centres, etc)
in order to survive and to develop.
Social capital growth
“ cross departmental and cross domain”
Bonding
Traditional practice exhibits strong bonding capital. People identify and support one another in established local contexts
Boundary spanning is the preserve of a few and takes place in fairly rigid structures
Bridging
Emergent, innovative practice encourages & builds on strong local bonding to enable greater numbers of people to reach out across the boundaries, expanding their personal spans of control and extending their experience to the wider sector.
between institutions and/ or projects
between senior management and project teams within institutions
Create Team
Synthesis and planning leads
Isobel Falconer
Paul Bailey
Emma Anderson
Technology platform
Joe Rosa
Finance, admin and control
Judith Lyons
Lynn Farrell
OCSLD events team
Oxford Brookes Publishing team
Stephen Ball, Helen Swain
Director
George Roberts
Facilitation, discovery, support and events
Mitul Shukla
Steven Warburton
Patsy Clarke
Josie Fraser
Graham Attwell
OCSLD consultants
Indicative list: Mike Laycock, Lou McGill, James Wisdom, Dave Wilkinson, Ranald Macdonald
Critical friends (JISC)
Activities
The team will organise events and activities with the aim of
Determining unique needs of Institutional Innovation Programme
Early harvesting of synthesis information
themes
shared technologies
common challenges
related programmes and projects
Supporting projects to consider benefits early on in the project cycle
Facilitating community formation and development;
Facilitating dissemination, knowledge sharing and benefits realisation
JISC Create Ongoing programme of project-based & Create-team-facilitated seminars, workshops, cluster meetings, newsreels, social learning Monthly, 1 st Thursday, team tele conference Quarterly budget meeting Twice yearly advisory group JISC critical friends
Work packages, Phase 1
Inception
Launch Phase 2 Projects Sept 08 – Jan 09
Synthesis and Benefits Realisation of Institutional Exemplar Projects
Community Development and Support
Synthesis and discovery
Web space and Presentation
Evaluation
Inception plan
Programme Start-up
Early meeting with JISC to agree plans, roles, responsibilities
set dates for events and programme activities, critical friends
Review project proposals to identify themes, drivers, audiences and outputs
Programme launch event
Online community start-up activities
Projects set-up profiles, feeds and links in support web site
Launch Phase 2 Projects
Analysis of project proposals
Identify links with existing innovations projects
Critical friends and clusters
Select and appoint (JISC) critical friends
Allocate projects to clusters
Synthesis and Benefits Realisation of Institutional Exemplar Projects
Collation and analysis
via online seminars and interviews
Story gathering
Sense making
Make data available through website
Outputs synthesis
look at opportunities for further BR
Benefits realisation activities
Community Development and Support
Biannual blended online conference
Project-led, Create-facilitated cluster meetings
Synthesis seminars
Newsreel activities
Informal social gatherings using community spaces such as Second Life
Supporting projects to form and grow satellite communities of practice that bring in existing stakeholder audience
Synthesis and discovery of phase 2 projects
Collate outputs from community development and support activities.
Analyse these in context of the institutional exemplars (Phase 1 projects).
Use analysis to frame synthesis seminars and ongoing community development activities
Produce and support ongoing development of synthesis outputs
Open services portfolio: different environments working under the same design framework SSO between components; clicking in Moodle, CMS, Elluminate, etc will maintain the same design, allocating the main content to the left and control blocks to the right side.
Questions for the panel
Have dates/venues been set for programme inception meeting(s)
Has the list of funded projects been finalised? How many?
Does the panel still believe the 4 areas of institutional ICT concern are an appropriate conceptual structure?
Will there be a separate evaluation (formative ongoing or summative at end) and if so how will it relate to the support project
What is the plan for Benefits Realisation funding to projects
Widening engagement?
How open does the panel conceive the community?
Outward
Inward
Upward
If we are to reach the wider sector the way the call stresses, then we would have thought the community needs to be fairly open
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