Colloquium: Collaborative innovation in the JISC distributed e-learning programme
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2006
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Journal Article
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Collaborative innovation in e-learning; JISC Distributed e-learning programme; distributed e-learning; team innovations; e-learning colloquium.
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Education
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English
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103-430-681
(Last edited on
2008/08/21 04:14:09 GMT-6)
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ABSTRACT:
Colloquium: Given the familiar syndrome that sometimes lone e-learning innovators have struggled to create new ICT products in their garage in a conformist, unsupportive cash-strapped world, we observe that is relatively rare for e-learning developers to be funded through a nationwide approach for e-learning offering beneficial opportunities to pilot new work. A strategic, coordinated approach to the extended piloting of a series of innovative distributed e-learning projects sharing common themes in a learning community is still fairly unusual. Such an opportunity occurred in 2004-06 as a result of the work of the UK Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC). In this period, the JISC e-learning programme invited and funded a series of open innovations linked in a network of distributed UK-wide regional e-learning projects. This colloquium reflects on the benefits of innovation encompassed within the programme, and cites specific examples in a range of distributed e-learning projects.
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