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ALeD Project. A uthoring using L e arning D esign. A uthoring using Le arning D esign. Collaborative project between two Further Education Colleges in Wales: Swansea College – Lead College Gorseinon College – Partner College. A uthoring using Le arning D esign.
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ALeD Project Authoring using Learning Design
Authoring using Learning Design • Collaborative project between two Further Education Colleges in Wales: • Swansea College – Lead College • Gorseinon College – Partner College
Authoring using Learning Design Both colleges have extensive project experience, including: • X4L REALM Project • Common Investment Fund (CIF) SALIERI Project • South West Wales E-training Network (SWWETN) • Becta – round one NLN Materials • SWaNI Interoperability Project
Authoring using Learning Design Project’s Aim: • To implement and evaluate tools and systems that support design for learning within post-16 education This will be achieved by: • Embedding existing tools – i.e. LAMS and Moodle, within teaching and learning in both partner institutions
Authoring using Learning Design The project aims to develop learning design exemplars, using LAMS and Moodle, up to level 4 in the following areas: • LRC Student Induction • Holistic Therapies • Initial Assessment • Modern Languages • Art / Design / Media
Initial Student Assessment • Levels will range from Basic Skills Entry One to Basic Skill Level 2 in communications and numeracy • Pilot group will be students from the Community Operations curriculum area • This curriculum works with diverse students cohort, such as: • Asylum Seekers • Long-term unemployed • Learners with Special Educational Needs • Prison Service Learners
Initial Student Assessment • 14 – 16 disaffected youth • Specific student group with individual needs • Assessing learners’ emotional intelligence, self-confidence and motivation • RARPA and ACRO will be used as models in writing these sessions • Assessing students’ learning styles and emotional intelligence • Recognised that addressing these needs will enhance academic success of learners
Learning Resource Centre Induction • Developed ready for use in September • LRC staff will work with the same student groups in March • Enhance practical research skills of students • Area which is recognised by LRC staff as one which is overlooked
Learning Resource Centre Induction • Raise learners’ awareness of their learning styles - building on work done within 14-16 area • Each student group will determine level • Both LRC induction and initial screening will maintain coherence by working with same student groups throughout academic year • The project team will attempt to recognise and reward progress made and underpin attitudes and skills crucial to effective learning which have been improved
Holistic Therapies • Part-time HNC course • Part-time adult learners • Sessions will be designed with reusability in mind • Hoping to reuse/repurpose materials originally designed for Holistic Therapies in Biology, Beauty Therapy, Sports Science
Modern Languages • Initially designed for part-time French language students • Predominantly conversational courses • Test of reusability in A Level French and International Baccalaureate • Test for repurposing in other modern languages such as German, Spanish and Welsh • Interested in the delivery of courses in Welsh • This has resulted in our hope to translate LAMS into Welsh
Art / Design and Media • Covers a huge variety of different courses • All at levels three and four: • HNC Multimedia • ‘A’ Level Art • GNVQ Art and Design • All individual artistic disciplines • Many of the student group are part-time adult learners
Project Deliverables • A methodology for evaluating the Learning Design tools and systems that support design for learning • A minimum of 18 Learning Design exemplars that illustrate best effective pedagogic practice of using Learning Design tools • A minimum of 5 case studies from a range of curriculum and support areas • Report on the impact of the outcomes of the project • Recommendations on how design for learning tools can be used and embedded effectively • Recommendations on how Learning Designs can be shared and re-used effectively
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