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The document discusses a partnership between City Learning Centres (CLCs) and the National College for School Leadership (NCSL) to work together using NCSL's online collaborative learning environment called Talk2Learn. NCSL will provide free access and training for CLC staff on Talk2Learn. In return, CLCs will provide venues and information to enhance NCSL's work with school leaders. The partnership aims to share resources and best practices, engage leaders, and disseminate information nationally through Talk2Learn.
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CLCs and NCSL - Working Together
- 1. CLCs and NCSL – Working Together Hilary Messeter - NCSL
- 3. NCSL is committed to providing a blended learning experience which offers new opportunities for personalised learning and reflective collaboration. The Learning Gateway enables this through a suite of applications including e-learning content, a learning management system and the online collaborative learning environment: talk2learn.
- 5. NCSL / City Learning Centre Partnership How does the partnership work? Quite simply….. NCSL is providing free access to a dedicated CLC community in talk2learn for all CLC staff, t2l training and resources. CLCs are providing enhancement of NCSL’s school leader experience in the regions through talk2learn training, information brochures and venues.
- 7. A dedicated CLC Online Community in talk2learn, NCSL’s community learning environment, will allow CLCs to: • Develop and share project ideas in the private CLC space • Create online resources and learning opportunities for CLC staff • Disseminate effective practice and project evaluations nationally • Upload case studies/examples of practice in various forms • Promote their practice with the school leader community by engaging in dialogue in open forums In detail - NCSL will provide: