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Developing an institutional online education strategy: lessons from the edge Professor Margaret Hicks Director: Learning and Teaching Paul Sherlock Chief Information Officer Educating Professionals Creating and Applying Knowledge


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  • Educating Professionals • Creating and Applying Knowledge • Engaging our Communities

Developing an institutional

  • nline education

strategy: lessons from the edge

Professor Margaret Hicks Director: Learning and Teaching Paul Sherlock Chief Information Officer

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Access to knowledge Competition Global mobility Industry integration Technology

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Streamlined status quo Niche dominator Transformer

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  • MOOCs - trend or a fad?
  • role of open educational resources?
  • nline or blended learning?
  • attracting students to campus?
  • role of campus master planning?
  • business models for online learning?
  • external partnerships?
  • future of academic work?
  • supporting academic staff?
  • relationship between pedagogy, space and

technology?

Key Questions

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# 1 – Shared Understanding

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  • Student

Satisfaction/Experience

  • Quality
  • Growth/Profitability
  • Staff Capability
  • Digital Infrastructure
  • Marketing/Brand
  • Facilities Master Planning

# 2 – Critical Elements

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  • Uncovering Current Practice
  • Surprises
  • Innovative activity
  • Different viewpoints
  • Long term/short term activity
  • Holistic view
  • 1000 flowers blooming
  • Course based versus programmatic

approaches

# 3 – Engagement

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# 4 – Assessing Capability

  • Staff Capability
  • Digital Infrastructure
  • Facilities Master Planning
  • Marketing/Brand

Technology Pedagogy Marketing Spaces

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# 5 – A Call to Action

  • Senior leadership understanding and

commitment

  • Coalition of the willing
  • learning and teaching, IT

– at both a central and faculty level

  • supported by other key actors (marketing, facilities)
  • Professional development
  • Policy and governance frameworks
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Technology Has Limits

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Questions

  • 1. Does your University have an online

education strategy?

  • 2. If you do is it separate to your overall

teaching and learning strategy?

  • 3. Do you need an online education strategy

to enable online education activity? 4.Are there other things to consider?

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