Clinical Education 711
We teach ClinEd 711, e-learning and Clinical Education as part of the Masters in
Clinical Education. ClinED 711 develops the knowledge and skills to critically
evaluate e-learning in the clinical setting and addresses underlying theoretical
constructs, practical skills, sourcing and selection of learning objects, course
design and assessment. By the end of the course students have the necessary
pedagogical and technological knowledge to convert their own courses for
blended/distance delivery.
Find out more about the
Masters in Clinical Education
Workshops
We run professional development workshops at the Centre for Academic Development
at at the Faculty's Grafton and Tamaki Campuses. These workshops are designed to
teach staff the necessary technological and pedagogical skills to make best use
of technologies in their teaching. We currently offer two workshop series:
Social Media (blogs, wikis, social bookmarking) for teaching and learning;
CourseBuilder for creating and delivering media rich online learning content.
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Social Media (blogs, wikis, social bookmarking) for teaching and learning
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CourseBuilder for creating and delivering media rich online learning content
Seminars
We
run a seminar series each year with a focus on making purposeful use of
technologies in teaching and learning. The seminars focus on one or more
technologies. The specific aims of these seminars include helping staff to:
- become aware of the new technologies
- understand the ways in which different technologies can help solve a specific
learning problem
- choose the right technology for a specific teaching and learning context
- plan and design an e-learning course or resource
- use technologies in research
Upcoming seminars and workshops
