#jisccdd Celebrating Success and Continuing the Journey
Selected tweets from the last JISC Curriculum Design Programme meeting, 22-23 May, 2012, Birmingham (http://www.jisc.ac.uk/whatwedo/programmes/elearning/curriculumdesign/programmemtgmay2012.aspx).
- For the last meeting of this four year programme, the focus of the two days was to share and celebrate the highs (and lows) of the projects; share plans around ensuring sustainability o projects and their outputs both within their institutions and the wider educational community. This twitter summary hopefully gives flavour of the presentations and discussions that took place.
@sarahknight thinking of you. Thanks for all your support on #jisccdd Looks like its going to be a scorcher- Unfortunately Sarah Knight, JISC programme manager, couldn't join the meeting in person however, she was able to virtually open the meeting and give an overview of the programme, from the original call to the growing number of outputs including blog posts, tweets, conference papers and of course the Design Studio (http://jiscdesignstudio.pbworks.com/w/page/12458422/Welcome%20to%20the%20Design%20Studio) where outputs from the programme are showcased.
- packed #jisccdd meeting being joined remotely by @sarahknight to celebrate the programme's significant impact over its 4 years
- Just spotted #jisccdd 's take on the Top Gear Cool Wall for evaluation ... the Happy Wall! twitpic.com/9ny4tt
@sarahknight : one good feature of #jisccdd has been support & synthesis of projects with @jiscadvance @jisccetis & critical friends
#jisccdd twitter archive - check out summary sheet docs.google.com/spreadsheet/cc…- challenges arising from partially changed state of HE being discussed at #jisccdd bit.ly/KiVtBk
- Supported by the programme critical friends, the projects have formed three cluster groups which have provided a supportive environment for sharing common issues, developing practice and developing peer support. The first session provided an overview from each cluster key lessons learned in the cluster topic areas of organisational change, business processes and educational principles/curriculum design practice.
- @marianneshepp and Tony Toole talking about how CAMEL groups helped projects work together and learn in clusters #jisccdd
- First up was cluster A, who shared their experiences of creating and developing business processes. Mark Stubbs from the SRC project started off.
- “@thestubbs: .@sheilmcn our slides about dealing with messiness of course-related information slidesha.re/Kj08TL” #jisccdd
- Mark Stiles then shared experiences from the Enable project at Staffordshire University.
