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Dublin Institute of Technology How to Teach and Old Dog New Tricks: a model for developing online training

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Page 1: Dublin Institute of Technology How to Teach and Old Dog New Tricks: a model for developing online training

Dublin Institute of Technology

How to Teach and Old Dog New Tricks:

a model for developing online training

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Dublin Institute of Technology

Learning Technology Team

•Established May 2002

•1 manager, 1 administrator and 3 designers

•Role…The education of faculty members in realising the potential of e-learning to produce pedagogically sound e-learning materials

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Dublin Institute of Technology

The approach taken to address the above issues will affect directly whether the initiative is accepted, reaches its full potential, and becomes part of the culture or not

There is no simple way to adopt e-learning…it’s a complex and to a great extent doing it absolutely right is still an unknown process

Implementing e-learning initiatives is inevitably linked to change and that this change can be broken down into 3 main categories:

• Technological change• Pedagogical change• Cultural change

http://www.napier.ac.uk/elearning

Background

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Dublin Institute of Technology

a means to an end…

Background

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Dublin Institute of Technology

a means to an end…

educational rather than technological…

Background

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Dublin Institute of Technology

a means to an end…

educational rather than technological…

to add educational value…

Background

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Dublin Institute of Technology

a means to an end…

educational rather than technological…

to add educational value…

How?

Background

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Dublin Institute of Technology

1) Evaluation of need

2) Subsequent planning

3) Delivery of training

4) Evaluation

Never-ending cycle…

Developing & delivering training sessions is a never-ending cycle of 4 stages:

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Dublin Institute of Technology

Utilising expertise

Learning Technology Team

Learning and Teaching Centre

Distance Education

in association with

and

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Dublin Institute of Technology

Training : Purpose?

Two-fold

1) to support lecturers in preparing and developing pedagogically sound course materials for delivery in a virtual learning environment, and

2) to give lecturers an opportunity to experience the VLE WebCT

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Dublin Institute of Technology

Training : Structure & Support

Session 1: The Student Experience

Session 2: A Lecturer’s Experience

Session 3: The Designer Experience

http://webtutors.dit.ie

Operates within an overall structure & is integral to the other support services offered by the LTT & LTC

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Dublin Institute of Technology

Background

Implementing change is:

“…a proces of interaction, dialogue, feedback, modifying objectives, recycling plans, coping with mixed feelings and values, pragmatism, micropolitics, frustraion, patience and

muddle.”Everard and Morris,Effective School Management

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Dublin Institute of Technology

Contact Details

Learning Technology Team: http://dit.ie/DIT/ltt/index.html •Kevin O’Rourke [email protected]

•Dolores McManus [email protected]

•Pauline Rooney [email protected]

•Frances O’Brien [email protected]

Learning and Teaching Centre:•Roisin Donnelly [email protected]

Distance Education:•Jen Harvey [email protected]