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FOTE 2008

Philip Butler University of London Computer Centre. FOTE 2008. The ‘Technology Premium’. “when it is deployed efficiently and creatively, technology can make a real difference in education and skills.” Harnessing Technology Review 2007 Progress and impact of technology in education.

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FOTE 2008

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  1. Philip Butler University of London Computer Centre FOTE 2008

  2. The ‘Technology Premium’ “when it is deployed efficiently and creatively, technology can make a real difference in education and skills.” Harnessing Technology Review 2007Progress and impact of technology in education • Stephen Crowne, Chief executive of Becta

  3. The ‘Technology Premium’ “It motivates learners, thereby improving retention and results.” • Stephen Crowne, Chief executive of Becta

  4. The ‘Technology Premium’ “It opens up a world of resources and materials for teachers, trainers, tutors and learners.” “Learning will be personalised ...” • Stephen Crowne, Chief executive of Becta

  5. Personalisation of Learning

  6. Personalisation The challenge: 'How do we DESIGN learning activities which make effective use of tools and pedagogy?‘ Professor Grainne Conole, Open University

  7. Personalisation The learning culture is shifting: individual social Information communication Passive interactive institutional tools personalised tools

  8. Personalisation

  9. Element Ownership Focus Key attributes VLE Institution Course delivery • MIS Integrated • Differentiated Learning PLP Institution Tutorial Support • Target Setting • Reviews • Status e-Portfolio: Assessment Institution Awarding Body • Criteria • Tracking • Verification e-Portfolio: Learning Space Learner Personal Showcase • User defined • Transportable Personalisation Model

  10. ULCC ILP

  11. ULCC Evidence Manager

  12. Mahara Learning Space

  13. Student Portal

  14. ULCC Services 40 years experience providing IT services. ULCC has expanded to become largest UK hosting service, supporting over 70+ institutions and growing weekly. A team of expertise able to offer high quality fully managed and supported installation. • 10,000 courses • 150,000 users • 1,000,000+ logs per month

  15. enquiries@ulcc.ac.uk Philip Butler University of London Computer Centre

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