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Staff Development ForumStaff Development ForumThursday, 8th December 2005

Graciano de Santana SoaresStaff Development e-Learning Advisor

[email protected]

ProgrammeProgramme10.00 Welcome, introductions and your questions

Graciano Soares, RSC for London

10.15 An holistic approach to e-learning and staff development

Philip Elliot and Martin Compton, Tower Hamlets College

11.00 The e-learning agenda - what staff development managers need to know

Q&A

11.45 Managing e-learning and staff development - How it works… Does it work?

Group discussion

12.30 What next?

Group discussion

13.00 Lunch and close

Welcome, introductions Welcome, introductions and your questionsand your questions

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IntroductionIntroductionJISC ServicesJISC Services

• Plagiarism Advisory Service – Advice on good practice, electronic detection service

• Netskills – Training on ICT related skills• JISC InfoNet – Strategic advice to management

on e-learning & organisational issues• TechDis – Advice on access to e-resources for

students and staff with disabilities• JISC Legal – Guidance on legal issues• Regional Support Centres (RSCs)

The RSC OfferThe RSC Offer

CurriculumSubject Days; VLE advice; Getting the best out of technology

ResourcesJISC Collections; non-JISC online resources; Athens training; Library Management Systems

ManagementFreedom of Information; Records Management; Staff Development; Pre-Inspection Health Checks (pilot)

TechnicalJANET support; Network analysis

How we deliver supportHow we deliver support

• Site visits• Forums• Workshops• Conferences• JISCmail lists• e-Bulletins and Newsletters• Website (www.rsc-london.ac.uk)

Our aimsOur aims

• This year the Staff Development strand of the RSC for London has two main aims:

– bring on board a greater number of Staff Development Managers who have not been involved with e-learning

– help the institutions we support integrate their staff development, teaching and learning and ILT strategies.

Some concerns:Some concerns:

• To what extent do you feel engaged with e-learning in your institution?

• How supported do you feel by your own institution re e-learning implementation?

• As an SD Manager/Officer, do you feel responsible for e-learning staff development?

• What is your own vision for staff development and e-learning?

Welcome, introductions Welcome, introductions and your questionsand your questions

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Welcome, introductions Welcome, introductions and your questionsand your questions

• How best to implement a SD programme for e-learning with a restricted budget and limited equipment?

Edwina Tinner, Orpington College

Welcome, introductions Welcome, introductions and your questionsand your questions

• How do you implement and project manage a PDA-based educational software for dental students in a teaching hospital.

Adesina Iluyemi, Queen Mary University of London

Welcome, introductions Welcome, introductions and your questionsand your questions

• What can I use to promote e-learning skills among my teaching colleagues in our HE College? We’ve looked at FERL, but it doesn’t really meet our needs.

• Remmert de Vroome, Ravensbourne College

Welcome, introductions Welcome, introductions and your questionsand your questions

• Do you still have ILT Champions? How are they funded? Are your champions working with Standard Unit materials? Is there any compulsory IT/ILT training for staff?

• Peter Trethewey, Bromley College

Welcome, introductions Welcome, introductions and your questionsand your questions

• What’s an effective way of maintaining enthusiasm after a staff development day, given that staff have limited time or resources to continue development?

• Patti Taylor, City of Westminster College

Welcome, introductions Welcome, introductions and your questionsand your questions

• The college needs a measurable outcome, i.e. qualification that students (staff) can mark towards as part of their ILT Training. Is FPP the best one? Or is the JISC one ready

Welcome, introductions Welcome, introductions and your questionsand your questions

• OK, so everyone has e-learning now! But how can we move from having “pockets of excellence” in staff expertise to having a wider strategic approach that gives all staff the ability to use e-learning well?

• Ruth Simons, LSU

Welcome, introductions Welcome, introductions and your questionsand your questions

• How do you track the work you do as an SD manager/ILT Coordinator

• Sue Batmaz, Bexley College

An holistic approach to e-learning An holistic approach to e-learning and staff developmentand staff development

Philip Elliot Martin Compton

Head of Interactive Learning and Quality

6 years at THC

ILT Coordinator

11 years at THC

A presentation from Tower Hamlets College

The e-learning agenda - what The e-learning agenda - what staff development managers need to staff development managers need to

knowknow

Q&A

The e-learning agenda - what The e-learning agenda - what staff development managers need to staff development managers need to

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• Harnessing Technology: Transforming Learning and Children’s Services (DFES e-Strategy, March 2005)

• Innovative Practice with e-Learning (JISC case studies)

• ICT and e-learning in FE (Becta, September 2004)• e-Learning and Technology (LSDA)• London Strategic Unit – [email protected]• Demonstrating Transformation (FERL)• e-Learning Standards (Lifelong Learning UK)• Managing Inspection (FERL)

Managing e-learning and staff development - Managing e-learning and staff development - How it works… Does it work? How it works… Does it work?

“There is a wealth of ILT developments going on at present but totally uncoordinated. Since I

took post I’ve been overwhelmed by the different number of visits, contacts and projects in the

college.” (a college staff development manager)

What are the main issues you What are the main issues you face as SD managers?face as SD managers?

• Time• Funding• Commitment from SMT• Strategic direction - Team development; infrastructure; policy

development• Number of projects• Innovation – making the most of what you’ve got• knowing what ILT’s been used; how can that be shared? Is word of

mouth a good method?• Match staff’s ICT skills to resources available• Identify what is going on re e-learning• Online booking system for staff development• How are staff dev sessions orchestrated at THC?

What next?What next?

Action points:– Address some of the issues identified

and share developments next meeting

– How are part-time staff supported?

Staff Development ForumStaff Development ForumThursday, 8th December 2005

Graciano de Santana SoaresStaff Development e-Learning Advisor

[email protected]