Embedding Learning Technologies

Current events and activities of the ELT network

Link to the Embedding Learning Technologies home page on the SEDA Professional Development Framework (PDF) web site.

Contact the web manager to discuss sharing resources and materials via this web site

Visit a database of sample work by EFFECTS participants from the original consortium programmes.

Existing ELT programmes

Coventry University
Embedding Learning Technologies program: materials are currently available only to staff with a WebCT log-in.
Contact: Frances Deepwell

Keele University
Course web site: Teaching and Learning with Technology. Access to course resources is available via...
Contact: Stephen Bostock

Plymouth University
Course web site: Embedding Learning Technologies. Pro-formas and resources for use by participants can be accessed freely.
Contact: Jon Yorke

Southampton University
The original course, Active Learning and Teaching Online, has now become e-Learning - Supporting Students in Post Compulsory Education.
Contact: Kerry Shepherd

UMIST
Course web sites: Teaching and Learning Technologies and e-Learning for Academics. Note that only participants can access the main course materials.
Contact: Manuella Essaka

University of East London
Course web site: Application of Learning Technologies
Contact: Gwyneth Hughes

University of North London (now part of London Metropolitan University)
The original Learning Technology Studio programme has evolved into an accredited course for staff: Applying Learning Technologies.
Contact: David Andrew

Programmes developed under the EFFECTS/ELT framework
but not (yet) recognised

Birmingham University
Course web site: E-Learning in Higher Education
Contact: Bob Hunter

Oxford Brookes University
The Brookes EFFECTS course is no longer running, having been assimilated into staff development for Brookes Virtual.
Contact: Richard Francis

Northumbria University
Enabling eLearning in HE: course materials are only available to staff with a Blackboard log-in.
Contact: Liz McDowell

Strathclyde University
Course information: PG Cert/Diploma in Advanced Academic Studies including two modules on Web-based Teaching and Internet Communication
Contact: Allison Littlejohn

University College, London
Course information: MA in Learning Technology Research (includes some public resources)
Contact: Martin Oliver




The Embedding Learning Technologies award supports the continuing professional development of all staff involved in the embedding of learning technologies into higher education, including lecturers, learning professionals, educational technologists and other developers. New award programmes are continually being developed to meet the specific needs of accrediting institutions. However, each programme follows the same set of guidelines and generic learning outcomes provided by the SEDA Professional Development Framework. This means that developers can learn from one another and build on existing expertise. Here you can download information about the award, ongoing activities, and existing ELT programmes. Note that sample documentation from some of these programmes is available from the ELT for Developers page. All links open in a new browser window.
	Current events and activities of the ELT network Link to the Embedding Learning Technologies home page on the SEDA Professional Development Framework (PDF) web site. Contact the web manager to discuss sharing resources and materials via this web site Visit a database of sample work by EFFECTS participants from the original consortium programmes. Existing ELT programmes Coventry University Embedding Learning Technologies program: materials are currently available only to staff with a WebCT log-in. Contact: Frances Deepwell Keele University Course web site: Teaching and Learning with Technology. Access to course resources is available via... Contact: Stephen Bostock Plymouth University Course web site: Embedding Learning Technologies. Pro-formas and resources for use by participants can be accessed freely. Contact: Jon Yorke Southampton University The original course, Active Learning and Teaching Online, has now become e-Learning - Supporting Students in Post Compulsory Education. Contact: Kerry Shepherd UMIST Course web sites: Teaching and Learning Technologies and e-Learning for Academics. Note that only participants can access the main course materials. Contact: Manuella Essaka University of East London Course web site: Application of Learning Technologies Contact: Gwyneth Hughes University of North London (now part of London Metropolitan University) The original Learning Technology Studio programme has evolved into an accredited course for staff: Applying Learning Technologies. Contact: David Andrew Programmes developed under the EFFECTS/ELT framework but not (yet) recognised Birmingham University Course web site: E-Learning in Higher Education Contact: Bob Hunter Oxford Brookes University The Brookes EFFECTS course is no longer running, having been assimilated into staff development for Brookes Virtual. Contact: Richard Francis Northumbria University Enabling eLearning in HE: course materials are only available to staff with a Blackboard log-in. Contact: Liz McDowell Strathclyde University Course information: PG Cert/Diploma in Advanced Academic Studies including two modules on Web-based Teaching and Internet Communication Contact: Allison Littlejohn University College, London Course information: MA in Learning Technology Research (includes some public resources) Contact: Martin Oliver













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