A scholarship program for academic staff to develop exemplary online learning tasks

There is a strong impetus for blended learning approaches to be more widely adopted in higher education but finding an effective model for professional development of teaching staff can be problematic. In 2009, Curtin University developed an eTeaching and Learning Scholarship program for academic st...

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Main Authors: Herrington, Anthony, Schrape, Judy, Flintoff, Kim, Leaver, Tama, Molineux, Matthew, O'Hare, Sheena
Other Authors: C.H. Steel
Format: Conference Paper
Published: ascilite 2010
Online Access:http://www.ascilite.org/conferences/sydney10/proceedings.htm
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/38953
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author Herrington, Anthony
Schrape, Judy
Flintoff, Kim
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Molineux, Matthew
O'Hare, Sheena
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description There is a strong impetus for blended learning approaches to be more widely adopted in higher education but finding an effective model for professional development of teaching staff can be problematic. In 2009, Curtin University developed an eTeaching and Learning Scholarship program for academic staff to develop exemplary online learning tasks that could be shared with the university community and inform future online teaching within their disciplines. This paper describes the design of the professional learning program together with early encouraging results that indicate both the willingness of the eScholars to incorporate additional learning technologies to extend the affordances of the university provisioned systems and to embrace authentic learner-centred tasks.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-389532023-01-18T08:46:44Z A scholarship program for academic staff to develop exemplary online learning tasks Herrington, Anthony Schrape, Judy Flintoff, Kim Leaver, Tama Molineux, Matthew O'Hare, Sheena C.H. Steel M.J. Keppell P. Gerbic S. House There is a strong impetus for blended learning approaches to be more widely adopted in higher education but finding an effective model for professional development of teaching staff can be problematic. In 2009, Curtin University developed an eTeaching and Learning Scholarship program for academic staff to develop exemplary online learning tasks that could be shared with the university community and inform future online teaching within their disciplines. This paper describes the design of the professional learning program together with early encouraging results that indicate both the willingness of the eScholars to incorporate additional learning technologies to extend the affordances of the university provisioned systems and to embrace authentic learner-centred tasks. 2010 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/38953 http://www.ascilite.org/conferences/sydney10/proceedings.htm ascilite fulltext
spellingShingle Herrington, Anthony
Schrape, Judy
Flintoff, Kim
Leaver, Tama
Molineux, Matthew
O'Hare, Sheena
A scholarship program for academic staff to develop exemplary online learning tasks
title A scholarship program for academic staff to develop exemplary online learning tasks
title_full A scholarship program for academic staff to develop exemplary online learning tasks
title_fullStr A scholarship program for academic staff to develop exemplary online learning tasks
title_full_unstemmed A scholarship program for academic staff to develop exemplary online learning tasks
title_short A scholarship program for academic staff to develop exemplary online learning tasks
title_sort scholarship program for academic staff to develop exemplary online learning tasks
url http://www.ascilite.org/conferences/sydney10/proceedings.htm
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/38953