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Page 1: Delivering Staff Development Online Colin Milligan

Delivering Staff Development Online

Colin Milligan

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Scope

• Introduction– why develop, why go online, disadvantages.

• Pedagogy– online experience, what works, what doesn’t.

• Technology– tools, matching technology to need.

• Experience– courses, lessons learned.

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Why Develop Staff ?

• New roles for library staff,• New technologies in the library,• Formalising staff skills, • Lifelong Learning,• Motivating the workforce,• Continuing Professional

Development.

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Why Online ?

Online Delivery is … • Flexible

– learner chooses when and where,• Efficient

– administrative, viability,• Easily Integrated

– truly workplace learning,• Easily Embedded

– truly continuous development.

… Another Option.

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Drawbacks

• Computers and reading,

• Social aspects missing,

• Heavy reliance on personal motivation - easy to drop out.

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Strategies

• Computers and reading,

• Social aspects missing,

• Heavy reliance on personal motivation - easy to drop out.

• Use printed materials,

• Combine face to face and online,

• Build communities to learn together.

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Online

• Materials are delivered,

• Support is provided,

• Communication is encouraged,

• Collaboration is facilitated.

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Information and Materials

• Standard modules– may be paper based, web based, or a

combination.

• Modularization - interoperability,• Structured training for new

technology.

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Support

• Course Information,• Feedback,• Knowledge-base,• Frequently Asked Questions,• Technical Support.

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Communication

• Social learning,• Developing a learning community,• Participants learn from their peers,• Enables specialisation.

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Collaboration

• Mentoring,

• Sharing best practice,

• Peer review,

• Portfolios.

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Courses that Work - recap

• Simple training - e.g. Dewey Classification, guidelines,

• Probation - mentoring,• Learning Communities - sharing of

best practice,

• Professional Practice - portfolios.

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Setting up Online Training

• Web pages,– materials, access to online tools and

databases.• Communications,

– discussion.• Collaboration,

– shared space, video conferencing tools.

• Administrative tools, – support and management.

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Virtual Learning Environments

• All in one solution,

• Control remains with the trainer,

• Individualise the learning experience,

• Assessment,

• Tracking progress,

• Automation / administration.

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Lessons Learned

• Manage expectations,• Choose tutors well,• Train tutors well,• Accredit courses,• Don’t forget face-to-face.

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Advice

• Keep it simple,

• Justify technology,

• Accredit, and co-operate,

• Integrate with day-to-day activities,

• Embed into organisations culture,

• Don’t forget face-to-face.

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More Information

http://www/icbl.hw.ac.uk/jtap-573/140301.html

[email protected]

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Advert

Scotland has many SD / C&IT projects:• Virtual Learning Space (communities) • Mapping (portfolios)• Elicit (online SD)• ToolCIT (C&IT Tools)

– and many more.

details: http://www.scotcit.ac.uk/

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