Online Learning and Teaching Allocation
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Online learning can have benefits for both lecturers and institutions if the benefits of the economies of scale are distributed fairly. Vidoe recording available at: http://youtu.be/uCbc5W8CIms
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Online Learning and Teaching Allocation
- 1. Brian Mulligan Institute of Technology Sligo Online Learning and Teaching Allocation
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- 5. International Students 61 International Students in 16 Different Countries
- 7. How was this achieved?
- 8. Is it grants and big investment?
- 12. Simplicity
- 13. Putting the lecturer in control
- 14. One size does not fit all!
- 16. Learning is a process NOT a commodity
- 17. Give the lecturer the tools, and then the freedom!
- 18. Some details!
- 19. Live classes Web Conferencing System (Synchronous) • Recordings also – Of live classes – Short items • Asynchronous
- 20. Module Webpage on Moodle
- 21. Handouts and Links Links to free online resources
- 22. Independent Learning Assignments, support, feedback
- 23. Support from classmates – Forums.
- 24. Assignment Submission and Feedback
- 25. Blended Learning Attendance where necessary!
- 26. Staff Training • VLE (Moodle, Bb) – 12 hours (60%) • Live classes/recording – 4 hours (20%) • Teaching strategies – 4 hours (20%)
- 27. Time Allocation Two Principles 1. Reduced contact does not mean reduced workload 2. Larger class sizes generate larger workload.
- 29. Time Allocation Teaching Hours 6 4 2 25 50 Class size 75
Notas del editor
- Emphasise the Life Sciences, Medtech areas – also mention SME’s etc.
- Nope
- Is it fancy multi-media that the student can learn away on their own without ever meeting anyone?
- Nope. While brilliant programmers develop wonderful things (including Moodle), the solutions that suit them are not always the one that suit the rest of them.
- On the contrary – we believe that the lecturer should not have to be a computer expert. They are expers in their own areas and the need simple solutions that they can quickly come to grips with.
- You might argue that this would be enough (well not as good as real face to face classes) However, it easy to make it better.
- Handouts can be uploaded into a VLE (Blackboard, WebCT, Moodle) – even easier than using the photocopier. Even better – use many free resources on the web – give them the link.
- Get them to do some work – learn by doing – help them with it (VLE queries) – let them know how they are getting on.
- This is our objective. We are streaking ahead of other institutions in the country, particularly the Universities who do not seem to be interested.