Student Profiles – 1/8-Stage Learning Design Framework
Our learning programmes are designed to reflect our institutional specialisms and priorities, to play to our strengths. Sometimes we risk forgetting that […]
Our learning programmes are designed to reflect our institutional specialisms and priorities, to play to our strengths. Sometimes we risk forgetting that […]
This an introduction to a new resource being shared on this website, the 8-Stage Learning Design Framework, or 8-SLDF for short.
There is a wealth of literature that describes the purposes of providing feedback as part of the learning process in
There are social conventions, unwritten rules, around feedback in a formal education setting. Most students associate feedback as coming from
In response to a question from a client, I put together this short video outlining four types of assessment used
[See Courses on Using Educational Taxonomies] I believe a sound learning design process should ensure students experience all five domains
[See Courses on Using Educational Taxonomies] The vast majority of employers ask that new employees, notably graduates, be effective communicators;
A conference with the same title, held between 10-13 September 2017, at the Université du Luxembourg’s Belval Campus, Esch-sur-Alzette, was
I had the pleasure of working with 9 heritage professionals on Wednesday 7th September at thestudio in Birmingham on a
[See Courses for Educational Taxonomies] Recently I have been advising colleagues on how they should write Intended Learning Outcomes across
Some recent work with programme designers in other UK institutions suggests to me that quality assurance and enhancement measures continue
Atkinson, S.P. (2015). Using Learning Design to Unleash the Power of Learning Analytics. In T. Reiners, B.R. von Konsky, D.
[See Courses on Educational Taxonomies] We hear much about the changing world of work and how slow higher and professional
I have no idea what the protocol is for naming versions of things. I imagine, like me, someone has an
Sharing a paper today on the visualisation of educational taxonomies. I have finally got around to putting into a paper
I delivered a webinar recently on technology enhanced learning. It was a 90-minute session (possibly too long) in Adobe Connect
[See Courses on Educational Taxonomies] Updated higher quality versions are now available here Since October 17th 2012 [see updates] when
NOTE: updated high-quality visualisations of these taxonomies are available here. I think being able to visualise things is important. Faculty