Provided by: Learning Development Services
E-Facilitation Course
This 5 week online course has been designed to give participants experience of learning and teaching in an online environment. This course has been designed to especially benefit those who are planning, reviewing and delivering blended and distance learning. It enables participants to acquire skills and competencies necessary to effectively support and facilitate learners in a virtual learning environment The course aims to develop skills, knowledge and experience in the theory and practice of online facilitated learning, teaching and assessment.
The course endeavours to strike a balance between exploring theory and developing practice of facilitating online learning through a range of online activities and engagements in theories and concepts of supporting learners in different online learning contexts and in developing learner communities. The course has been set up in our university's virtual learning environment providing a secure context in which participants can share their experiences, ideas and concerns.
The course starts with an online induction followed by 5 weeks of online activities, which introduce and practise common online activities(e-tivities).
This course is recognised by SEDA. If you wish to seek SEDA certification, you will be required to produce a portfolio within three weeks following the course consisting of:
1. An audit of your current professional duties
2. Participating in the online activities
3. Reflecting on your learning progress during the course on a weekly basis, which also relates to your professional context
4. An evaluation of SEDA values and objectives
5. A reflective needs analysis and action plan for your (continuing) professional development
For further information contact Uwe Matthias Richter uwe.richter@anglia.ac.uk
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