Information Strategy Workshop: Teaching and Learning
Thursday April 14th April, 2005
Attendees
Sally-Anne Leigh ( Chair)
Angela Bridgland (Chair) |
Karen Kealy Facilitator |
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David Hirst |
Teresa Tjia |
Will Watson |
Sabina Robertson |
Susan Bray |
David MacDonald |
Som Naidu |
Chris Higgs |
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Kerri-Lee Krause |
Rao Kotagiri |
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Patrick Blanchard |
Christopher Yip |
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Dianne Chambers |
Peter McPhee |
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Apologies |
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Mark Ryan |
Pip Pattison |
Jeff Borland |
Suzanne Dixon |
Alan McMeekin |
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Draft Goals
- Promote and develop an integrative (rather than immersive) learning environment (s) using/incorporating information, communication and education services, systems and technologies
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- To optimise and sustain rich educational experiences for learners through the informed use of information and communication services and infrastructure in a research – led University
Discussion Goals/Strategies
Improved Student access (Strategy 1)
- Targeted induction
- Technology access points
Maximise the use of the LMS
- Training and development (including general staff)
- Professional development for staff
- Reward and recognition for staff that incorporate ICT enhanced resources in programs
Research into use of emerging technology for Teaching and Learning (Strategy 2)
- Models incorporating the use of mobile technology incorporating a pedagogically sound approach
- Analyse educational objectives and delivery in light of ICT based opportunities, training and knowledge for all staff (big picture) and develop their own perspective
Improved Student Access - Targeted and Measures (Strategy 3)
- Student/PC ratio improved in relation to comparable institutions
- Opening hours
- Levels of support
- Books on shelf
- Induction IT/Admin/Student
- Multi-Method Delivery
- LMS utilization to delivery
- Optmise LMS
Managing emerging technologies for teaching and learning (Strategy 4)
Targets and Measures
- Number of investigations and documents
- Number of students adopting supported use of new technologies
- Educational outcomes (qualitative)
- Partnerships with other institutions or organizations
- Emerging technology models of best practice in place
Group One
Goal
- That all students and staff of the University work within learning environments enriched by appropriate infrastructure and information services
- Provide and support appropriate information and education services and infrastructure for enriched teaching and learning environments
Strategies
- Resourcing provision and support of excellent educational environments (Teaching and Learning, Infrastructure)
- Explore and evaluate new ways to improve educational environments
- Evaluate current teaching and learning practices with the goal to improve practices
- Professional development for staff so that they make optimal/informed decisions about teaching and learning
- Reward ($$$ - prizes) and recognition (promotion) for excellence in teaching
Group Two
Goal
Informed use of new technologies to optimize educational experiences at a research-led university
Strategies
Key Themes: Constant self-assessment and research
Technologies: Enabling
- Communication (asynchronous, synchronous)
- Reinforce notion of learning communities; communities of scholars
- Connecting people to the University experience
- Information management and access
Professional Development
- Academic staff
- General staff – eg. clinical staff, support staff
- Scholarship of teaching
Student Support
- Equity of access
- Feedback – constant monitoring
Research – Teaching Nexus
Goal/Strategies
Create a Melbourne University learning community
- Promote connecting people to the university experience to reinforce a notion of community of scholars
- Marketing to potential students and academics
- Inclusive network of people and agencies who would contribute to learning experiences and development of learning aids
Targets
- Robust and reliable infrastructure to support communities of learners
- Coordinated staff development programs that enable full participation in a learning community (2006)
- Coordinated student support skills program (2006)
- High levels of adoption
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