Teaching, resources, references: Sculpted Elearning

February 19, 2006

Sculpted Elearning - end of project interviews

Sculpted Elearning was a LearnScope project undertaken during 2006 by some of the staff in the design and multimedia area of the Art, Craft and Design team. The overview of the project was:

"The focus of this project is the development of skills in permanent and sessional staff (who are currently 75% of the team) who teach in Design and Multimedia, South, in flexible delivery skills, with a concentration on learning design. The major outcome will be increasing the flexibility for students eg short courses or small qualifications for graduates/enterprise students and potential career pathway students".

Each team worked on project as their individual learning experience. The following interviews were part of the final workshop. Click on the images to download the video. The video is ready for playback on a video ipod. (You may need a new version of Quicktime to play the video)

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Matt Daniels
Matt was working on a Flash based piece of software to allow a new type of low bandwidth screensharing application.

Marcos Gogolin
Marcos was working on the delivery of workplace training using Elluminate.

John Bright
John was working on an online gallery.

Josephine McLachlan
Jo was working on developing a WebCT course to support her face to face teaching in the area of print based graphic design.

Matt Oakes
Matt teaches in the short course program and was looking at way to deal with the fact that in a group of students there is a range of skill levels.

Faye Waterman
Faye teaches communication skills, and has been working on an online course in communication skills for designers. She is reusing toolbox learning objects.

Peter Higgs
Project Facilitator

Robin Petterd
Project Manager

Posted by robin at February 19, 2006 01:24 PM

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