west thames college: supporting progression

43
e-Factor The next steps - supporting progression

Upload: rsclondon

Post on 29-Nov-2014

327 views

Category:

Education


0 download

DESCRIPTION

West Thames College: Supporting Progression presented at e-Factor 2013

TRANSCRIPT

  • 1. e-Factor The next steps - supporting progression
  • 2. Project context: Emphasis on the development of e- learning Independent Learning Zone in LRC already supporting online delivery New strategy for employability & progression
  • 3. Established delivery in i-learn zone:
  • 4. Support for staff
  • 5. Support for staff
  • 6. Support for staff
  • 7. Support for staff
  • 8. A key factor in supporting motivation is to focus on the outcome of any learning.. a job or further study
  • 9. Along-side a major strategy around employability and progression, learning packs were developed which could support learners with their next steps.
  • 10. Mapped to a qualification (OCN), can stand alone as self-directed resources or be assessed to achieve a qualification.
  • 11. Keeping employability & progression high on the agenda
  • 12. Access to all
  • 13. Open courses, with an option for a qualification for any eligible student Learning journals & support forums
  • 14. Linked to established support forums etc.
  • 15. Opportunities for students to discuss work & provide peer support
  • 16. Interactive multimedia
  • 17. Tracking & Assessment
  • 18. Tracking & Assessment
  • 19. Tracking & Assessment
  • 20. Motivation to do well in their studies Time for directed self study Job clubCollaborative working LRC workshops
  • 21. Employability
  • 22. Research Skills
  • 23. An identified skills need Complementary delivery alongside tailored sessions Integral to their vocational learning and achievement Linked to face-to-face support via workshops , forums etc. Sessions facilitated Open and flexible just in time learning Available for students and staff
  • 24. Reviewed study skills collection, current learning materials including hand outs etc. Considered how to present the information (normally the explanation and meaning made in face-to-face sessions) Thought about pitch and tone
  • 25. Clear learning outcomes
  • 26. Clear learning outcomes Broken down into a manageable bite-sized structure
  • 27. Reviewed lots of videos & images
  • 28. Tells a story
  • 29. Resources had to be relevant and succinct
  • 30. Made it fun & memorable to help the information to be retained
  • 31. Glossary / thesaurus
  • 32. Learning was assessed using a variety of interactive activities
  • 33. Learner feedback
  • 34. Possible next steps Research skills to form part of HE Tutorial Employability & Research packs as part of programmes of study Enterprise course (with embedded functional skills?) Summer courses