One of the great things about working freelance is that you get the opportunity to work with a range of people. Over the past three years I’ve been really lucky to have been able to work with some really fabulous people, and happily I’m in that situation again. For the next couple of months I am working with Helen Beetham on a review of curriculum and learning design across UK HE, commissioned by Sarah Knight at Jisc.
Helen, Sarah and I all worked on the Jisc Curriculum Design and Delivery programmes well over a decade ago. So it is great to come almost full circle with this piece of work. With everything that has happened over the past 2 years, I think this review is really timely. The pandemic and the subsequent “pivot” to emergency online teaching caused a huge cultural shift in learning and teaching practice. As we transition back to more on campus delivery, have the experiences of the past 2 years impacted practice and what are the main challenges facing the sector moving forward?
As part of the review we have developed a survey which had launched today and will be open until 13th June. We’re also looking for vignettes of effective practice, so if you would like to share more, then please do complete the survey and leave your contact details. Or if you want to find out more – just DM me.
We’ll be sharing the outputs of the review, including the survey results, in late summer.
You can access the survey from the link below. Thank you in advance if you are able to participate in this study.
https://jisc.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/curriculum-and-learning-design-survey
All the best with the survey Sheila I’ll participate on behalf of UoB. I was shocked that the curriculum Design and Delivery programme was over a decade ago. I remember it so well and the work we did (as CETIS and UoB) in supporting that programme !
Thanks Paul