Distance, Blended & Flexible Learning Available Support and Role of the eLearning Team Ian Hutt EPS eLearning Team.

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Distance, Blended & Flexible Learning Available Support and Role of the eLearning Team Ian Hutt EPS eLearning Team

Support areas –Technical, pedagogical & project advice –Build –Equipment, training & support Funding –Smaller-scale: project-based –Large-scale: dedicated resource

The 5D Process Define Design Develop Deploy Deliver Quality Gates Feedback

The 5D Process – “Define” Project Management Agree requirements –Timescales & resources –Support & sustainability Roles & responsibilities Communication plan

The 5D Process – “Design” Knowledge transfer Formative testing/feedback Interaction – group & individual Assessment Practical/Lab work

Practical / Lab work 1 Lab demo videos –Polymer Characterisation –Data Analysis Exercise

Practical / Lab work 2 “Home Labs” –Colouration/Corrosion –Easily obtainable ingredients –H&S considerations

Practical / Lab work 3 Sedworks / Mapworks –Earth Sciences –Virtual environments –Game engine –Sample readings

Practical / Lab work 4 Weaving Simulator –Online tool –CAD package –Paper forms

Practical / Lab work 5 Enhanced Video Expts –Foundation Physics –Demos in lectures –Video + annotation –In development

Practical / Lab work 6 “Self-service” field trips –Environmental Science –Augmented Reality –Geo-tagging –In development

The 5D Process – “Develop” Structure & navigation Create self-test quizzes Online submission – set-up & training Content development –Passive: text, video, slideshows, links –Discovery, problem-based learning

Lecture Capture Narrated SlidesVideo

Problem-based Learning Humanitarian Aid –Bland Tomkinson Group PBL Online trial –Skype, forums –Wikis –Journals My group was able to collaborate effectively online.

The 5D Process – “Deploy” Set up Bb9 space Integrate with other systems (e.g. VLS) Communication / collaboration tools –Set-up –Training –Support

The 5D Process – “Deliver” Ongoing support & maintenance –0.25 FTE per MSc Intro Workshops for new intakes eTutor training Review & continuous improvement

Critical Success Factors Dedicated administrative contact Dedicated technical support Leadership Industrial contact Engagement with teaching team

The 5D Process Define Design Develop Deploy Deliver