Looking for ways to improve curriculum design, management and delivery? Need ideas on adjusting your teaching to meet specific learning needs? Or may be you're looking for ways to improve quality, planning and performance as an organisation?
Whatever area of improvement you’re looking into, read the case studies here on good e-practice taking place by learning providers across England.
Whether you're a college provider, adult and community learning provider, work-based learning provider or an offender learning provider, these exclusive case studies will help to inspire and inform your ideas.
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All case studies published here have been produced by the JISC regional support centres (RSC) on behalf of the Excellence Gateway.
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Using additional e-learning tools and making a fuller use of the open source learning platform, Moodle, has enabled Lincoln College to make its CTLLS teacher training course entirely paper free.
Last updated: 31/01/12
Myerscough College MyApps: Improving inclusion brings benefits to all
Rob Robinson saw the potential for using Access Apps to support learners but the college network identified it as a threat because it is a suite of applications. Individual applications could be run ...
Last updated: 31/01/12
City College Plymouth: Video capture enhancing reflective practice and blended learning
Accountancy students at City College Plymouth are reaping the benefits through the use of video cameras to capture group sessions as part of their problem-based learning projects. The recordings are ...
Last updated: 23/01/12
Lewisham and Walsall Colleges Advancing Learning with Functional Skills (ALFS) ? LIVE TV
The eLearning and Innovations team at Lewisham College and the Learning Technologies and Innovations team at Walsall College joined forces to investigate how the delivery of Functional Skills could ...
Last updated: 20/01/12
Kirklees College
Cathy Clarkson, CELTA course tutor at Kirklees College, wanted to explore the use of technology in relation to developing understanding of Continued Professional Development (CPD) and changing ...
Last updated: 20/01/12