e-learning accreditation & networking event
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E-learning accreditation & networking event. Higher York e-learning event Tuesday 27 th April. Agenda. CMALT CMALT overview Presentations by CMALT holders: Matt Cornock & Wayne Britcliffe Q&A on CMALT accreditation process Discussion - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
E-learning accreditation & networking event
Higher York e-learning event
Tuesday 27th April
Agenda
CMALT• CMALT overview• Presentations by CMALT holders: Matt Cornock & Wayne
Britcliffe• Q&A on CMALT accreditation process
Discussion • Is there any value in establishing an e-learning network
across Higher York institutions to support experience sharing & collaborative activities (shared services)?
• If so, how should this network be supported: what framework should we use to support networking & collaboration?
CMALT overviewCMALT – Certified Membership of
the Association for Learning Technology
• Before registering for CMALT please visit the CMALT website http://www.alt.ac.uk/cmalt .
• Upon registration you will receive a CMALT information pack and gain access to a range of support tools such as the CMALT Community Online, FAQs, guidelines and webinars.
• As a CMALT candidate you are also entitled to a range of ALT membership benefits and rights (excluding subscriptions to printed publications) and will be able to get involved in the work ALT and its members carry out.
• If you would like to find out more about ALT visit http://www.alt.ac.uk .
Portfolio Submission
• You can download a portfolio submission form here:http://www.alt.ac.uk/docs/cmalt_portfolio_submission_form_2009.doc which can be completed electronically or used as a template if you are submitting your portfolio in a different format, such as online.
• Before you can submit your portfolio you will have to be registered for CMALT and paid the certification fee.
• Once you have completed all sections of the portfolio submission form, please send it together with your portfolio or details of how to access this (where applicable) to [email protected] .
Assessment Process
1. Choosing assessorsOne known to the candidate (usually nominated on the portfoliosubmission form).One who is not known (and who may not be familiar with your specificjargon or role), nominated by ALT. 2. Assessment marks:
– Strong– Adequate– Inadequate
3. Assessment outcomes:– Clear Pass– Borderline – Referral
Any questions, put into the chat box or email later to [email protected]
CMALT holders• Once you are a Certified Member of the Association
for Learning Technology, you are entitled to use CMALT as post-nominal letters
• You can also become a CMALT assessor and continue to contribute to the scheme
• As a CMALT holder you are entitled to receive the same rights and benefits as ordinary ALT Members as well as those only available to Certified Members.
• Use CMALT to help you in your future plans and career development
• Update your portfolio every 3 years to remain in good standing and continue your Certified Membership of ALT.
CMALT Portfolio - Core areas Please refer here to CMALT prospectus or portfolio submission form
Evidence is required under Core areas ofwork, and Specialist option(s).
• Operational • TLA processes• Wider context• Communication• One of more Specialist options
Indicative list in the prospectus, see also FAQs
Any questions, put into the chat box or email later to [email protected]
Contacts
http://www.alt.ac.uk/cmalt
Maren Deepwell
01865 484 405