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MMU’s Learning Technologies Review, Nottingham, 20100624
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MMU’s learning
technologies review
Professor Mark Stubbs
Head of Learning & Research Technologies
m.stubbs@mmu.ac.uk | http://twitter.com/thestubbs
context & background | drivers & approach | scenarios & vision |
aspirations |…
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- MMU’s learning technologies review Professor Mark Stubbs Head of Learning & Research Technologies m.stubbs@mmu.ac.uk | http://twitter.com/thestubbs context & background | drivers & approach | scenarios & vision | aspirations | review criteria & outcomes | next steps Wednesday, June 23, 2010 MMU’s Learning Technologies Review 1 2010-05-20
- MMU background • 33,000+ students | 1500+ courses | 8 faculties • WebCT since 1998 • WebCT Vista since 2006, integrated with student records Staff Students Sections Clicks 2006-07 367 8320 436 6M 2007-08 1050 21949 1711 19M 2008-09 1352 31904 4206 26M 2009-10 mid yr 1210 29997 5105 13M http://lrt.mmu.ac.uk/ltreview/files/2010/01/RPT_WEBCT_USAGE_BY_SECTION.pdf Wednesday, June 23, 2010 MMU’s Learning Technologies Review 2 2010-05-20
- Drivers for our learning tech review • WebCT hardware ? end-of-life Q3 2011 • BB9 more than just an upgrade • New Learning Teaching and Assessment Strategy • Threshold Standards for the Student Learning Experience • Policy docs – HEFCE 2009 – CLEX 2009 – ... Wednesday, June 23, 2010 MMU’s Learning Technologies Review 3 2010-05-20
- Review approach • Steering Group – DVC Student Experience (Chair) – Director of Learning & Research Information Systems – Head of the Centre for Learning & Teaching • Project Leads – Head of Learning & Research Technologies – Principal Lecturer in Learning Technologies • Scope – VLE + podcasting; classroom tech; e-assessment; e-pdp; support; analytics • Inputs... – System evaluation: usage & student achievement – User requirements: focus groups, road-shows & scenarios – User evaluation: BB9 versus Moodle Wednesday, June 23, 2010 MMU’s Learning Technologies Review 4 2010-05-20
- Scenarios • Scenario#1 – integration between classroom and online learning environments; varied devices; varied preferences for paper; active interest in student engagement • Scenario#2 – students’ consuming information in ways & on devices of their choosing; use of Live@Edu, podcasting and IM; note-taking; appointment synching; ubiquitous campus wifi • Scenario#3 – student collaboration; students booking meeting rooms; social learning zones; augmented classes + voting with twitter; laptop loan Wednesday, June 23, 2010 MMU’s Learning Technologies Review 5 2010-05-20
- Scenarios ? Vision Learning technologies not isolated : interaction with personal and administrative systems and underlying infrastructure are major determinants of the quality of the overall experience Approved: we set up & train staff to use Recommended: staff set up & we train to integrate Recognised: watch how staff use them Wednesday, June 23, 2010 MMU’s Learning Technologies Review 6 2010-05-20
- Aspirational ‘thresholds’ • All teaching staff will be provided with laptops (and a monitor, keyboard and mouse) • All teaching rooms will have a means of plugging a laptop into a large screen or projector • All staff and students will be able to access WiFi from anywhere within MMU • All students will receive a personalised timetable and assignment submission deadlines and be notified rapidly of any changes to either • All students will be able to book small teaching rooms when rooms are not timetabled • All students can expect their engagement to be monitored for active progress review • All staff and students can expect institutional calendar appointments and news items to be made available for use on personal devices where legally and technically possible • Every Unit will have a presence in the VLE Wednesday, June 23, 2010 MMU’s Learning Technologies Review 7 2010-05-20
- Aspirational integration Wednesday, June 23, 2010 MMU’s Learning Technologies Review 8 2010-05-20
- Review criteria • Fitness to vision • Fitness to transformation timeline (EQAL now on scene!) • Robustness and scalability • Value-for-money • Avoiding lock-in Wednesday, June 23, 2010 MMU’s Learning Technologies Review 9 2010-05-20
- Review outcomes • VLE – Hosted Moodle + Equella repository • Enhanced Learning Resources – Talis Aspire reading lists – Apple Podcast producer + Blueberry Flashback PC client • Classroom tech – Wifi + large-screen • E-PDP / E-Portfolio – Continue trials + decide Q1 2011 • Digital Literacy – Define thresholds for staff + develop training Wednesday, June 23, 2010 MMU’s Learning Technologies Review 10 2010-05-20
- Next steps #1 • VLE – Moodle deployment linked to major curriculum review (EQAL) • Moodle available October 2010 for staff teaching Jan 2011 starters • Moodle populated with 2011/12 Units in March 2011 ... – EQAL proposing threshold Unit presence in VLE • timetable, reading list, hand-ins, marks ... agree in June • exploring migration options in context of EQAL – Looking initially at Equella to complement not replace Moodle file store • Past papers, CLA scanned book chapters, campus-restricted video ... • Learning Resources – Talis Aspire – tighter control on book fund + smarter recommendation – Podcast – Flashback on all staff PCs Wednesday, June 23, 2010 MMU’s Learning Technologies Review 11 2010-05-20
- Next steps #2 Learning Technologies Review part 2 – Jan 2011 • collaborative conferencing technology • mobile learning • electronic library • creation and commissioning of media-rich content; and • development of an integrated staff portal Wednesday, June 23, 2010 MMU’s Learning Technologies Review 12 2010-05-20
- Thanks for listening Hope it was useful! Read more at: http://lrt.mmu.ac.uk/ltreview/ Wednesday, June 23, 2010 MMU’s Learning Technologies Review 13 2010-05-20
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