Delivering online learning - are you ready? - Jisc Digifest 2016

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This session will demonstrate the scaling up online learning diagnostic tool prototype and provide an overview of the new Jisc scaling up online learning guide to help users make the best of both resources. 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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Delivering online learning:
are you ready?
Demonstration session (2.15 – 3.00pm)
Delivered by Heather Price and ChrisThomson

Online learning readiness tool
2/03/2016
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Delivering online learning: are you ready?
The readiness 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.

Jisc guides: scaling up online learning
2/03/2016 Delivering online learning: are you ready?
Our series of three guides will help
you understand the decisions that
need to be 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
jisc.ac.uk/guides/scaling-up-online-learning

jisc.ac.uk
For more information and to get involved:
Project website:
jisc.ac.uk/rd/projects/scaling-up-online-learning
Project blog:
scalinglearning.jiscinvolve.org
heather.price@jisc.ac.uk
chris.thomson@jisc.ac.uk
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