Pre-Conference Workshop FD2
FD2 - EnABLing Team-Based Approaches to Learning Design
Date Wednesday, Nov 22 Time – Price: 180.00 € Status: places available
Andy Clegg
Interim Head of Academic Development, University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom
Andy utilises over 30 years of Higher Education (HE) and industry experience to bring currency, legitimacy, and credibility to the student experience. As a Senior Fellow and National Teaching Fellow, Andy has a demonstrable track record of leading strategic change and delivering real enhancement to learning and teaching through innovative approaches to curriculum design and crafting creative solutions to contemporary agendas and ‘wicked’ problems across the HE sector. Andy delivers high quality pedagogic enhancement in partnership with students, staff and employers through the provision of transformative Continuing Professional Development (CPD) aligned to the UK Professional Standards Framework (UKPSF) and the mentoring of staff to support inspirational learning and teaching. Drawing on specialisms in curriculum design, student engagement, education for sustainable development, work-based learning, statistical literacy, technology enhanced learning and the strategic design and delivery of active blended learning.
Andy is an advocate for play and creativity in HE and is a certificated facilitator of the Lego Serious Play® (LSP) Methodology. He uses this approach to craft more playful, tactile, auditory, and visual approaches to learning, drawing on the real-time use of LSP and the power of metaphor and storytelling as a ‘complexity killer’ to engage students in learning and teaching.
Andy has been described as ‘one of the most innovative and enterprising academics working in the field of employer engagement’ and has nationally championed the employability agenda. As an early adopter of employability pedagogies, his record of industry engagement and leadership has served to strengthen sector credibility with employers. Allowing him to unlock and map pedagogic opportunities with industry partners to make student learning ‘real’ through applied and action-based approaches to learning and teaching which, underpinned by an invaluable industry context, stimulates and inspires learning and enhances student employability. As Professional Development Lead at the University of Portsmouth, responsible for the University’s accredited provision, Andy champions the UKPSF and staff engagement with Fellowship. He believes in a relational and curatorial approach to mentoring and works to create inclusive cultures where staff have the opportunity to engage with emergent pedagogies, thus enhancing their confidence, self-efficacy and pedagogic competencies within safe, aspirational spaces for engagement, collaboration, self-discovery and personal reflection.
Andy is currently leading on enABLe, the University of Portsmouth's approach to supporting a team-based approach to learning design. Andy was instrumental in helping to shape and develop the overall enABLe initiative, designing the activities within the enABLe toolkit. As Master enABLEr, Andy works with the facilitation teams across the University and is currently developing a methodology to track the impacty of enABLe.
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Maria Hutchinson
Senior Lecturer in Learning Design, University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom
Maria is a Senior Lecturer in Learning Design leading on the Learning Design activities through creative, team- and evidence-based approaches to Learning Design and pedagogic innovation. Maria provides a reference point for the entire Learning Design team, both centrally and in the faculties, across modes of study, and leads on capacity building initiatives in Learning Design, such as the training and development of new enable facilitators. As a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, Maria supports staff development through the design, development and delivery of new credit-bearing L7 professional development modules such as ‘Teach Well: Principles to Practice’.
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This pre-conference workshop focuses on the enABLe initiative, which supports team-based learning design in Higher Education. Participants will explore the enABLe toolkit, gain experience in collaborative learning design, engage in hands-on activities and develop detailed storyboards for new course development.
Key takeaways include understanding active blended learning principles, increased knowledge of team-based approaches, and how enABLe can inform policy and practice.
Agenda
10:30-10:45: Welcome and Scene Setting
This introductory session will introduce participants to enABLe and the overall aims of the workshop.
10:45 -13:30
enABLe #1: Creating Shared a Vision and Values
Participants will use the values card exercise to identify their shared values that will underpin intended course development. This will be used to create an overall vision for the intended course including a short Twitter strapline.
enABLe #2: Getting Started with Course Design
Using the enABLe toolkit resources, participants will focus on developing the overall design architecture for a new online course. Using the enABLe course creator, participants will be asked to consider the following elements: course rationale, course learning outcomes, learning and teaching strategy, and assessment and feedback strategy.
13:30-14:30 Lunch
14:30-16:30
enABLE #3: Storyboarding Course Design
With the course creator in place, the participants will then produce a detailed storyboard to map out the overall course and modular structure, and the related learning and teaching approaches, and assessment strategy for each module.
enABLe#4: Creating Context – Activity Creator
Using the context creator and activity / e-tivity planning resources, participants will have the opportunity to practically create a series of tasks that could be integrated into the planned module. This session provides an opportunity to reflect on the asynchronous/synchronous nature of task generation, and the incorporation of appropriate technologies.
Summary and Close
Audience
This workshop will be of value to educators, curriculum developers, instructional designers, faculty development professionals, and administrators seeking to enhance their teaching practices.
Whether a beginner looking for foundational insights or an advanced practitioner aiming to refine their approach, this workshop caters to all levels of expertise. Participants will be immersed in actionable strategies to create engaging learning experiences and enhance student engagement.
Join us to unlock the power of collaborative learning and elevate your educational impact!