David Coarsey: Connecting online content to your curriculum
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The document discusses using AIMS technology and the Deming Cycle approach to continuously improve learner outcomes. It advocates creating clear course aims, doing effective tasks to achieve those aims, checking results against the original aims, and acting on the results to adjust the plan and make improvements. This constitutes a cycle of continuous improvement. AIMS technology can help by providing immediate feedback, targeted action, and easy monitoring of progress to harness teacher creativity and share best practices for targeted problem solving.
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