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On-campus, online and off the beaten track
1. On-campus, online and off the beaten track
Virtualised Research Centres and Polysynchronous Learning
Danny Munnerley
Head of Learning Environments and Innovation
2. JCU Campus Overview
• Developing an integrated
experience for online and
on-campus learners
• Enabling access to the
research stations and
observatories
• Media strategies from
desktop video to mini-
documentaries and into
the world of mixed reality
3. 1 University
2 Countries
3 Tropical Locations
21,927 students
4698 Staff (2067 FTE)
230 courses / 2200 subjects
Innovative Research University
Graduate Job success (2011-17)
JAMES COOK UNIVERSITY
4. Achievements
Rankings
In the top 300 universities (2016Academic Ranking ofWorldUniversities)
Ranked 1st in the worldfor Marine and Freshwater biology, and 2nd in the world
for biodiversity conservation in theCentreforWorldUniversity Rankings 2017
subject rankings.
The highest cited institution inthe worldfor coral reef science (Scopus, 2011-2015).
In the top 300 universities in the 2016-2017Times Higher EducationWorld
University Rankings, and ranked 95th in the worldfor the LifeSciences.
Ranked 2nd inAustralia and equal 15th in the world (tied with Princeton
University)for environment/ecology in theUS News &Global Report – Best
GlobalUniversities Ranking 2017.
Other
JCU awarded 5 starsfor "graduates getting afull time job"
(Source:TheGoodUniversitiesGuide 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017)
2017 Annual Reports - https://www.jcu.edu.au/about-jcu/annual-report
5. Opportunity
Beginning of a new
5yr University and
Academic Plan
Our Challenges
• Changing
expectations of
universities
• Digital Technologies
• Globalisation
• Competition
jcu.edu.au/about-jcu/university-plan
7. Townsville
Since 2009 JCU has
invested $446m in
completed and planned
building projects in
Townsville, an increase of
$105.3m since 2012
The Verandah
walkway
Biology and
Chemistry
Superlabs
The Science Place, 2017
8. Cairns
Since 2009 JCU has
invested $205m in
completed and planned
building projects in Cairns,
an increase of $68.5m since
2012
The Cairns Institute
JCUAITHM
Student
Accommodation
9. Singapore
Established 2003
Fully accredited in
Singapore
Business, IT, Psychology
Education, Accounting
Arts, Aquaculture
Environmental Science
Games Design, Tourism
And Hospitality
11. • Developing an integrated experience for fully
online and on-campus learners
INTERNAL (on campus, f2f) - Subjects offered via
internal mode require regular attendance at classes
and may involve up to 30% online delivery.
EXTERNAL (online) - Subjects offered via online mode
require no on-campus attendance. Study is
facilitated wholly through LEARNJCU and may involve
scheduled online sessions (e.g. via Blackboard
Collaborate).
INTENSIVE - Subjects offered require attendance at
classes conducted via block teaching sessions and can
be on or off campus (typically on consecutive days,
week, nights).
PLACEMENT - Subjects require attendance at an
external organisation for work
experience/practicum/clinical placement under
supervision.
ATTENDANCEMODES
19. New
Learning
Environment
jcu.edu.au/learn
1. Adopted a new LMS in 2018
2. Migrate 2200 INTERNAL units/subjects
by 2020
3. 100% responsive design (mobile first)
4. WCAG 2.0 accessible
5. Cloud hosted (rolling monthly upgrades)
6. Curatorial tool (LTI integrations with other
products and frameworks, e.g. H5P)
20. 1. Develop new EXTERNAL programs
2. Launched Data Science and Nursing
Science in Oct 2017
3. Developed in partnership with a 3rd
party partner
4. Introduced 6 new study periods per yr
5. Carousel model (7 week)
6. More to follow…
JCU Online
new suite of fully
online programs
online.jcu.edu.au
21. Transform
Project
Introduced MOP as a baseline
for all Internal and External
jcu.edu.au/transform
Minimum Online Presence
1. The Subject Outline is included in every
subject site
2. Learning activities and resources are
accessible, equitable and responsive
3. Every subject contains a video introduction
4. Assessment tasks utilize gradebook
5. Mediasite is the supported platform for all
JCU lecture capture, media delivery and storage
6. Activity Stream data is available in every
subject
7. All essential L&T communication associated
with a subject is delivered via the subject site
8. Reading Lists link to authentic resources that
are Copyright compliant
22. Introduced the JCU Digital Maturity Model
(DMM) with 3 distinct levels.
● Baseline - has adopted the Minimum
Online Presence (MOP) and meets
threshold standards
● Accomplished - well integrated digital
experiences that enhance student
learning
● Exemplary - deeply engages with
blended learning across multiple
dimensions
Digital
Maturity
Model
23. JCU UltraReady
2yr migration overview
TP1 2018
Migrate 5% of subjects
30 courses / 300 subjects
(early adopters, new courses and JCU
Online/Keypath, hi-touch support)
TP2 2018
Migrate 35% of subjects
70 courses
(automated where possible, low-
touch support)
TP1 2019
Migrate 35% of subjects
70 courses
(automated where possible,
low-touch support)
TP2 2019
Migrate 25% of subjects
60 courses
(specialist subjects that
require specialist support,
hi-touch support)
Jan June July Dec Jan June July Dec
24. • Enabling access to research stations and
observatories for INTENSIVE, INTERNAL and EXTERNAL
study modes
27. 600 sensors giving researchers access to real-time data and
video feeds from the Daintree Research Observatory.
This includes 60 sap flow sensors, 60 automated dendrometer
bands, 10 soil moisture pits, more than 90 temperature and
humidity sensors, two weather stations, water flow sensors and
cameras continuously recording different aspects.
By opening online access to the data, researchers will gain
insights into complex processes such as hydrology, erosion,
climate change and ecology.
https://youtu.be/hb0LVT9uG34
28. • Central Repository
• State of the Tropic reports
from 12 Institutions
• 16 Institutional datasets
• 2500+ published assets
• Open Data
• Citizen Science
• Discovery Apps
tropicaldatahub.org
Climas data in new LMS subject site
29. • Central Repository
• State of the Tropic reports
from 12 Institutions
• 16 Institutional datasets
• 2500+ published assets
• Open Data
• Citizen Science
• Discovery Apps
tropicaldatahub.org
https://youtu.be/m7q2zj1ECkc