Learning Café CEC11
Students’ Expectations of Their Digital Environment - and What This Means for Your Organisation
Date Thursday, Dec 6 Time – RoomLincke
Universities are increasingly working in partnership with own students, in order to develop their digital environment. As a result, students experience a digitally enabled learning experience which better meets their needs and offers them the digital skills they require for the workplace. But do we really know how students are using technology and how are their expectations changing? This interactive Learning Café will provide you with an overview of the innovative approaches universities are using to gather their students’ views on digital - and how they are they are using the data collected in the 2018 Jisc Tracker surveys to inform the development of their digitally enhanced learning and teaching provision. Hear about their practices, based on over 58,000 student responses worldwide, and explore what these mean in your own context.
Moderators
Sarah Davies
Head of Change Implementation Support, JISC, UK
Sarah Davies, Head of change implementation support - education/student, Jisc
Sarah leads on Jisc’s research and development work to enhance the digital student experience. She has managed significant change and research and development programmes in a number of areas, including digital literacies, learning environments, and regional partnerships for learning. She has also working in a consultancy role with universities and colleges to offer tailored support to help them meet their strategic aims with technology-supported learning. Her background is in technology-enhanced learning in higher education.
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Duncan MacIver
Technology enhanced learning manager, Canterbury Christ Church University, UK
Duncan is the Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) Manager for Canterbury Christ Church University in Kent, England. He has spent his whole career in education, and the last 15 years within TEL in Higher Education institutions across the UK.
During that time he has developed specialisms in Digital Learning Capture (focusing on usage beyond the standard lecture capture model), Digital Capabilities and Virtual Learning Environments. He leads a Learning Technology Team that supports the four faculties at CCCU in the most effective use of TEL systems and approaches. Currently he is leading the project at CCCU to roll out Digital Learning Capture across the institution, chairing the University's Digital Capabilities Working Group, and spearheading the implementation of Jisc's Digital Experience Insights service within the institution.