Delivering online learning: are you ready?

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From Jisc's student experience experts group meeting in Birmingham on 21 April 2016. https://www.jisc.ac.uk/events/student-experience-experts-group-meeting-20-apr-2016

Delivering online learning: are you ready?
Scaling up online learning demonstration workshop by Heather Price
20/04/2016
Delivering online learning: are you ready? 1
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Jisc guides: scaling up online learning
Our series of 3 guides will help
you understand the decisions
that need to made and the
processes involved around
scaling up online learning at an
organisational level.
» Scaling up online learning
» Curriculum design and support for
online learning
» Technology and tools for online
learning
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www.jisc.ac.uk/guides/scaling-up-online-learning

What our working group said
The guides will be useful for:
Course development
“Recommend the use of the curriculum design and
tools guide during course validation/
review/enhancement.”
Staff & personal development
“We will link to the guides through our own internal
pages and use various sections in staff
development activities.”
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Anyone, or any course team or even an institution,
contemplating a major strategic initiative in the
distance learning area would find [the guides]
valuable
I'm really impressed with the quality of the
guides. They are very well written in a readable
and not overly academic style. Difficult to stake
the right balance on this and I think you have
pulled it off.
Strategy & planning
“The prompt questions at the start of each
section & barriers table at the end could form
the basis of strategy discussion
activities/away days around the topic to
inform decision making.”

Online learning readiness tool
The diagnostic tool takes users
through key questions to help
identify their personal readiness
for creating, delivering or
supporting online learning and
provides links to useful
resources and guides, based on
a user’s results.
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jisc.ac.uk
For more information
Project website:
www.jisc.ac.uk/rd/projects/scaling-up-online-
learning
heather.price@jisc.ac.uk
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Project blog: scalinglearning.jiscinvolve.org

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