The Student Inclusion Model
Course design teams often rely too heavily on academic entry requirements, inadvertently building curricula for an idealised student cohort that
Course design teams often rely too heavily on academic entry requirements, inadvertently building curricula for an idealised student cohort that
Many universities continue to design courses focused on lecturers rather than learners. The latest Substack discusses shifting to a collaborative and transparent model, addressing topics like academic autonomy, neuro-inclusive design, the importance of institutional memory, and the challenges posed by the AI divide. This ongoing series supports an 8-Stage Learning Design Framework.
Many academics, while being subject-matter experts, lack training in course design, leading to ineffective curricula that reflect their own experiences rather than student needs. The 8-Stage Learning Design Framework (8-SLDF) addresses this issue, emphasizing Constructive Alignment and five development areas while encouraging honest engagement with AI in the design process.
This six-minute screencast (6’06”) is a top-level set of guidelines for developing effective teaching materials. For some, it may feel
Strategic Directions in Higher, Vocational and Professional Education: Exploring Contexts
Workshop aligned to UKPSF A5, K5, K6, V3 It may seem strange to design our evaluation structures before we have
Workshop aligned to UKPSF A1-A4, K3-K4, V1, V4 This post is a summary of the page for Stage 7 of
Designing Engaging Learning Opportunities Workshop aligned to UKPSF A1-A2, K1-K4, V1 The third element in a constructively aligned course design
Courses available here Workshop available aligned to UKPSF A1, A4, A5, K2, K3, K6, V1-V4 This post is a shortened
There are five key considerations we should take into account as we either work with media in our learning
Workshop aligned to UKPSF A5, K1-K3, V4 Tertiary providers are increasingly expected to deliver ‘work-ready’ graduates. This is a challenge
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.