How to Support Higher Education Institutions to Deliver High Quality Digital Education?

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Invited presentation at International Quality Assurance Standards, Practices and Supports for Digital Higher Education, Online Conference, OECD, 14th June, 2022.

Education

Macro-Level
- National level focus
Across the ecosystem…
Meso-Level
- Institution level focus
Micro-Level
- Programme level focus
How to Support Higher Education Institutions to Deliver Quality Digital
Education?
Nano-Level
- Learner level focus
Quality Assurance

Analysis of domains across 12 quality frameworks…
How to Support Higher Education Institutions to Deliver Quality Digital
Education?
Most
Common
Least
Common

How to Support Higher Education Institutions to Deliver Quality Digital
Education?
”Middleware”
Types of support for institutions European
Level
National
Level
Sector
Level
QA Agency
Level
Non Govt
Org. Level
Stakeholder
Level
Vision, policy and strategic
planning
X
Infrastructure, finance and
learning environment
X
Staff training and professional
development
X X X
Collaboration, networking and
strategic partnerships
X
Quality assurance and institution-
wide enhancement
X
Assessment and feedback
X
Student support, development and
experience
X X

European Level
Collaboration, Networking and Strategic Partnerships
https://www.eciu.org

European Level
Staff Training and Professional Development
https://education.ec.europa.eu/focus-topics/digital-education/about/digital-education-action-plan/digital-education-hub

National Level
Infrastructure, Finance and Learning Environment
• DCU
• €20 million
• Human Capital Fund
• 8 new programmes
• 10 transversal skills
• Challenge-based Learning

National Level
Student Support, Development and Experience

Sector Level
Staff Training and Professional Development
https://www.teachingandlearning.ie
Digital
Capacity
Online
Course

12%
QA Agency Level
Quality Assurance and Institutional Enhancement
2020 Survey

2022
Non-Government Organisation Level
Vision, Policy and Strategy

Non-Government Organisation Level
Staff Training and Professional Development
http://www.eden-online.org/2021-european-online-and-distance-learning-week-eodlw/

Stakeholder Level
Student Support, Development and Experience
• 10,000+ learners
• High engagement
• 52% completion rate
• 2,500+ DCU certificates
• Co-facilitated by students
• 4.6 quality rating
10k learners

• Across the ecosystem
• Strategic national interventions
• Capacity development through EHEA initiatives
In sum…
How to Support Higher Education Institutions to Deliver Quality Digital
Education?

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How to Support Higher Education Institutions to Deliver High Quality Digital Education?

1. 14 June 2022 How to Support Higher Education Institutions to Deliver High Quality Digital Education? Professor Mark Brown Director, National Institute for Digital Learning Dublin City University, Ireland

2. Macro-Level - National level focus Across the ecosystem… Meso-Level - Institution level focus Micro-Level - Programme level focus How to Support Higher Education Institutions to Deliver Quality Digital Education? Nano-Level - Learner level focus Quality Assurance

3. Analysis of domains across 12 quality frameworks… How to Support Higher Education Institutions to Deliver Quality Digital Education? Most Common Least Common

4. How to Support Higher Education Institutions to Deliver Quality Digital Education? ”Middleware” Types of support for institutions European Level National Level Sector Level QA Agency Level Non Govt Org. Level Stakeholder Level Vision, policy and strategic planning X Infrastructure, finance and learning environment X Staff training and professional development X X X Collaboration, networking and strategic partnerships X Quality assurance and institution- wide enhancement X Assessment and feedback X Student support, development and experience X X

5. European Level Collaboration, Networking and Strategic Partnerships https://www.eciu.org

6. European Level Staff Training and Professional Development https://education.ec.europa.eu/focus-topics/digital-education/about/digital-education-action-plan/digital-education-hub

7. National Level Infrastructure, Finance and Learning Environment • DCU • €20 million • Human Capital Fund • 8 new programmes • 10 transversal skills • Challenge-based Learning

8. National Level Student Support, Development and Experience

9. Sector Level Staff Training and Professional Development https://www.teachingandlearning.ie Digital Capacity Online Course

10. 12% QA Agency Level Quality Assurance and Institutional Enhancement 2020 Survey

11. QA Agency Level Assessment and Feedback

12. 2022 Non-Government Organisation Level Vision, Policy and Strategy

13. Non-Government Organisation Level Staff Training and Professional Development http://www.eden-online.org/2021-european-online-and-distance-learning-week-eodlw/

14. Stakeholder Level Student Support, Development and Experience • 10,000+ learners • High engagement • 52% completion rate • 2,500+ DCU certificates • Co-facilitated by students • 4.6 quality rating 10k learners

15. • Across the ecosystem • Strategic national interventions • Capacity development through EHEA initiatives In sum… How to Support Higher Education Institutions to Deliver Quality Digital Education?

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