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 Do all your learners have access to appropriate technologies and technical knowledge to
fully engage with flexible learning (including using mobile devices)?
 Do quality assurance processes seek to ensure minimum equitable access?
 Will work-based learners be able to gain flexible access to institutional systems in the
work-place?
Ensure minimum equitable off-campus
access to technologies for all learners
QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula
http://tiny.cc/qaafc014
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Good practice in
anytime, anywhere learning
should:
 Programme specification incorporates
minimal requirements/expectations for
end-user devices, networks, security and
applications/programmes to access the
University’s systems, though allowing
some learner choice in which
technologies to use.
 Programmes provide loan devices and
connectivity for those learners unable to
meet the minimum requirements
specification where student ownership of
a device is not stipulated.
 Programmes provide detailed and usable
guidelines for setting up end-user devices,
networks, applications/programmes and
security.
 Access to institutional systems from
mobile devices is provided such as the
VLE, student records systems, e-portfolios,
allowing eg access to learning materials,
student performance data, information
resources, uploading of e-portfolio
evidence, conferencing.
 Programme teams engage with employers
to ensure learners have flexible access to
institutional systems and to overcome
issues of access that arise due to security/
protection system, firewall policies.
 Processes are in place to quality-assure
provision.
 ……………………………………………………………
QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula
Based on the Viewpoints model: http://wiki.ulster.ac.uk/display/VPR/Home
Ensure minimum equitable off-campus access to technologies
for all learners
 To what extent do learners and staff have access to a range of on-campus technologies to support
blended and flexible learning opportunities and new pedagogies?
 Are learners able to fully and flexibly access institutional systems using their own devices in a wide
range of formal and informal spaces across the campus?
 To what extent do the available campus-based learning technologies underpin the infrastructure
needed to support active and flexible student engagement in learning?
Provide access to a broad range of on-campus
technology enhanced learning tools for learners and staff
QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula
http://tiny.cc/qaafc015
Good practice in
anytime, anywhere learning
should:
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Provide access to a broad range of on-campus technology
enhanced learning tools for learners and staff
 Access to devices (eg PCs, Tablets, e-book
readers) is provided on-campus where
appropriate/necessary.
 Ready access to reliable on-campus
wireless networking is available to
learners in both formal and informal
spaces.
 Learners are supported in using their own
devices to access the University’s systems
and the Internet.
 Learners have access to accessories that
support the use of their own devices eg
access to power supplies, appropriate
spaces in teaching, learning and social
rooms.
 Learners have easy access to printing
services, including from using their own
devices.
 Tools are provided to allow sufficient
interaction in learning spaces eg EVS
(Electronic Voting Systems) and
projection systems to allow learners to
display content from their own devices.
 Lectures are recorded and made
available to learners.
 Tools are provided to allow learners to
store, edit, manage and access
multimedia data eg audio, video,
screencasts.
 .………………………………………………………………
 ……………………………………………………….………
QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula
Based on the Viewpoints model: http://wiki.ulster.ac.uk/display/VPR/Home
 To what extent do curricula support flexible and blended learning on-campus, at home and in the
work-place using desktop/laptop computers allied to a range of learning technologies?
 Do staff have appropriate skills, knowledge and support to design flexible curricula using TEL
approaches?
 To what extent do programme teams evaluate potential use of a broad range of technologies to
support flexible learning?
Design curricula with a significant focus on
technology-enhanced learning (TEL)
QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula
http://tiny.cc/qaafc016
2-3
Good practice in
anytime, anywhere learning
should:
Design curricula with a significant focus on
technology-enhanced learning (TEL)
 Social media such as wikis, blogs, forums,
messaging are used to support highly
engaging forms of formal and informal
learning, communication, knowledge-
building and collaborative content creation.
 Real-time web-conferencing systems are
used to support cost-effective ways of
learning, collaboration, communication and
engagement through eg virtual classrooms.
 A virtual learning environment (VLE)
provides the infrastructure to underpin a
wide range of integrated and managed
technology-enhanced learning applications.
 Technologies such as computer-based
testing, online assignment submission and
marking and e-portfolios support efficient
assessment and implementation of
pedagogic principles of effective A&F
practice.
 Multimedia technologies are used by staff
and students in a range of learning
scenarios eg collecting evidence towards
assessment, creating learning content.
 Technologies such as podcasting, screen-
casting, wikis, blogs, e-portfolios support
feedback in efficient and enhancing ways.
 E-portfolios are used to efficiently support
and enhance reflective practice and
collection of evidence towards
accreditation.
 Cloud-based services are utilised to provide
resilience and enhance reliability and
system support.
 Programme design teams have access to
usable guidance, training resources and
support in relation to innovation in TEL.
 ……………………………………………………………….
QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula
Based on the Viewpoints model: http://wiki.ulster.ac.uk/display/VPR/Home
 To what extent does curriculum design take advantage of the affordances of mobile devices in
delivering flexible anytime/anywhere learning?
 To what extend can existing e-learning materials and learning activities be reconfigured for mobile
devices?
 Do staff have appropriate skills, knowledge and support to design flexible curricula using mobile
devices?
Design curricula specifically to exploit mobile technologies
such as Tablets, SmartPhones, e-book readers, and
multimedia devices.
QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula
http://tiny.cc/qaafc017
2-4
Good practice in
anytime, anywhere learning
should:
Design curricula specifically to exploit mobile technologies such as
Tablets, SmartPhones, e-book readers, and multimedia devices.
 Learning, teaching and assessment apps are
developed to exploit the affordances of
mobile devices (eg ‘instant’ social
networking, location-awareness, usability,
portability, mobile gaming, multimedia
data, use in practice settings/for situated
learning).
 Learning activities make use of
mobile/Cloud-based tools eg online surveys,
social networking, office/management
tools.
 Learning activities include use of mobile
devices to create multimedia and
interactive multimedia learning content by
both students and tutors.
 Mobile devices are used for assessments eg
formative assessments that exploit SMS
messaging and voice-based CellCasting;
podcasting-based feedback, up/down-
loading of evidence on e-portfolios.
 Existing e-learning materials are re-configured
for mobile platforms.
 Guidelines are provided to both learners and
staff on using mobile learning approaches.
 Programme design teams have access to
usable guidance, training resources and
support in relation to using mobile
technologies in TEL.
 …………………………………………………………………..
 …………………………………………………………………..
QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula
Based on the Viewpoints model: http://wiki.ulster.ac.uk/display/VPR/Home
 Do curricula define requirements for learner digital literacies and incorporate them into academic,
personal and development planning and reflective practice?
 Do learners have access to appropriate tools and resources to analyse and develop their digital
literacies?
 To what extent do curricula provide opportunities for learners to apply digital literacies in different
contexts?
Ensure a high degree of digital literacy (DL)
among learners
QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula
http://tiny.cc/qaafc018
2-5
Good practice in
anytime, anywhere learning
should:
Ensure a high degree of digital literacy (DL) among learners
 Development of learner digital literacies is
incorporated into academic, personal and
professional development planning and
reflective practice.
 Digital literacies are defined as part of
requirements for programme participation
eg in terms of skills, practices (ways of
thinking and acting) and attributes.
 Digital literacies incorporate a range of
literacies eg information and
communications literacy, academic and
learning practices, social/collaborative
practices, media literacy and techno-
literacy.
 Learners have access to a range of DL
learning resources to enhance their digital
literacies and appropriate time is allocated
for this activity.
 Learners have access to online DL self-
review diagnostics tools which provide
personalised suggestions for areas to
improve.
 E-portfolios are used by students to plan,
record and monitor/reflect on progress
with development of their digital literacies.
 Curricula provide opportunities for learners
to put into practice and apply their digital
skills and capabilities in different contexts
such as scholarship, learning and employer
contexts, which are assessed formatively
and potentially summatively.
 Curricula incorporate the development of
student attributes and employability skills
linked to digital technologies.
 ……………………………………………………………..
QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula
Based on the Viewpoints model: http://wiki.ulster.ac.uk/display/VPR/Home
 If your learners wish to access institutional systems at any time/any place to support their flexible
learning, will institutional systems allow this?
 Do QA processes aim to ensure 24-hr access to all learning, working and information resources
and tools.
 To what extent do learners have access to 24-hr one-stop-shop technical support and problem-
solving?
Provide 24-hour access to information,
learning resources and support
QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula
http://tiny.cc/qaafc019
2-6
Good practice in
anytime, anywhere learning
should:
Provide 24-hour access to information, learning
resources and support.
 24x7 access to online libraries,
databases, catalogues, periodicals,
journals, collections (including e-book
publications) is provided.
 24x7 access to programme/module
administration and management
information is provided.
 24x7 access to learner management
data (eg from student records systems)
and tools to support learners in
analysing their progress is provided.
 24x7 access to learning systems and
applications eg the VLE is provided.
 24x7 access to a one-stop-shop for all
technical and problem-solving queries
is provided.
 Access to a range of online resources
for supporting and guiding learners in
the use of all institutional ICT systems
(including learning, information and
management systems) is provided.
 Community-based forums are provided
and facilitated to co-opt learner peer
support and to capture and address
common problems and issues.
 Students are encouraged to use social
media platforms to self-form groups
and support each other.
 Processes are in place to quality-assure
support services.
 .………………………………………………………
QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula
Based on the Viewpoints model: http://wiki.ulster.ac.uk/display/VPR/Home
 To what extent is there flexibility in how and when learners can gain support from tutors, peers,
mentors, experts, assessors and other stakeholders and are expectations clearly defined?
 Are there protocols of engagement and processes in place to quality-assure such flexible support?
 To what extent is training, guidance and support provided for the different stakeholders?
Provide flexible access to tutors, peers, mentors,
experts, assessors and other relevant stakeholders
involved with curricula delivery
QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula
http://tiny.cc/qaafc020
2-7
Good practice in
anytime, anywhere learning
should:
Provide flexible access to tutors, peers, mentors, experts, assessors
and other relevant stakeholders involved with curricula delivery
 Learners have virtual access to tutors at
specified times and within specified
response times using both
asynchronous and synchronous
technologies.
 Mentors and coachers engage with
learners using eg social media, web-
conferencing and learning journals/
e-portfolios at specified times and
within specified response times.
 Curricula are designed to incorporate
peer-to-peer learning support through
eg peer feedback on assignments, using
technologies such as e-portfolios, social
media and web-conferencing.
 Learners have virtual access to external
experts at specified times and within
agreed response times.
 Induction and guidance materials are
provided to tutors, mentors, assessors
and experts in effective practice and use
of digital systems to support learners.
 Mentors, coaches, tutors, assessors and
experts are encouraged to collaborate in
sharing good practice in providing
learner support including via a facilitated
online community of practice.
 Processes are in place to quality-assure
support services.
 …………………………………………………………
QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula
Based on the Viewpoints model: http://wiki.ulster.ac.uk/display/VPR/Home
 To what extent do learners understand the importance of being an effective and efficient flexible
learner?
 To what extent are flexible learning capabilities incorporated into academic, personal and
professional development planning and reflective practice?
 Do learners have access to tools and resources to diagnose and develop their flexible learning
capabilities?
Provide specific learner guidance and
support for flexible learning
QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula
http://tiny.cc/qaafc021
2-8
Good practice in
anytime, anywhere learning
should:
Provide specific learner guidance and support for flexible learning
 Development of learner flexible learning
capabilities is incorporated into
academic/personal/professional
development planning and reflective
practice.
 Guidance on effective practice in using
digital media for collaborative,
constructivist, peer and informal learning
eg social media, mobile devices is
provided.
 Guidance on effective practice in flexible
learning, including
academic/personal/professional
development planning, reflective practice
and evidence capturing using technologies
such as e-portfolios, blogs and learning
journals is provided.
 Guidance on effective practice in use of
synchronous communications such as web-
conferencing is provided.
 Guidance on effective practice in research-
led learning is provided.
 Guidance on studying/learning in different
locations such as the work-place, at home
and on the move is provided.
 Guidance on how best to manage study
time, be an efficient learner and using ICT
for efficiency in learning is provided.
 Tools to help learners diagnose/self-review
their flexible learning capabilities are
provided.
 ………………………………………………………………..
QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula
Based on the Viewpoints model: http://wiki.ulster.ac.uk/display/VPR/Home

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Flexible Curricula Viewpoints cards - Anytime anywhere learning

  • 1.  Do all your learners have access to appropriate technologies and technical knowledge to fully engage with flexible learning (including using mobile devices)?  Do quality assurance processes seek to ensure minimum equitable access?  Will work-based learners be able to gain flexible access to institutional systems in the work-place? Ensure minimum equitable off-campus access to technologies for all learners QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula http://tiny.cc/qaafc014 2-1 Good practice in anytime, anywhere learning should:
  • 2.  Programme specification incorporates minimal requirements/expectations for end-user devices, networks, security and applications/programmes to access the University’s systems, though allowing some learner choice in which technologies to use.  Programmes provide loan devices and connectivity for those learners unable to meet the minimum requirements specification where student ownership of a device is not stipulated.  Programmes provide detailed and usable guidelines for setting up end-user devices, networks, applications/programmes and security.  Access to institutional systems from mobile devices is provided such as the VLE, student records systems, e-portfolios, allowing eg access to learning materials, student performance data, information resources, uploading of e-portfolio evidence, conferencing.  Programme teams engage with employers to ensure learners have flexible access to institutional systems and to overcome issues of access that arise due to security/ protection system, firewall policies.  Processes are in place to quality-assure provision.  …………………………………………………………… QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula Based on the Viewpoints model: http://wiki.ulster.ac.uk/display/VPR/Home Ensure minimum equitable off-campus access to technologies for all learners
  • 3.  To what extent do learners and staff have access to a range of on-campus technologies to support blended and flexible learning opportunities and new pedagogies?  Are learners able to fully and flexibly access institutional systems using their own devices in a wide range of formal and informal spaces across the campus?  To what extent do the available campus-based learning technologies underpin the infrastructure needed to support active and flexible student engagement in learning? Provide access to a broad range of on-campus technology enhanced learning tools for learners and staff QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula http://tiny.cc/qaafc015 Good practice in anytime, anywhere learning should: 2-2
  • 4. Provide access to a broad range of on-campus technology enhanced learning tools for learners and staff  Access to devices (eg PCs, Tablets, e-book readers) is provided on-campus where appropriate/necessary.  Ready access to reliable on-campus wireless networking is available to learners in both formal and informal spaces.  Learners are supported in using their own devices to access the University’s systems and the Internet.  Learners have access to accessories that support the use of their own devices eg access to power supplies, appropriate spaces in teaching, learning and social rooms.  Learners have easy access to printing services, including from using their own devices.  Tools are provided to allow sufficient interaction in learning spaces eg EVS (Electronic Voting Systems) and projection systems to allow learners to display content from their own devices.  Lectures are recorded and made available to learners.  Tools are provided to allow learners to store, edit, manage and access multimedia data eg audio, video, screencasts.  .………………………………………………………………  ……………………………………………………….……… QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula Based on the Viewpoints model: http://wiki.ulster.ac.uk/display/VPR/Home
  • 5.  To what extent do curricula support flexible and blended learning on-campus, at home and in the work-place using desktop/laptop computers allied to a range of learning technologies?  Do staff have appropriate skills, knowledge and support to design flexible curricula using TEL approaches?  To what extent do programme teams evaluate potential use of a broad range of technologies to support flexible learning? Design curricula with a significant focus on technology-enhanced learning (TEL) QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula http://tiny.cc/qaafc016 2-3 Good practice in anytime, anywhere learning should:
  • 6. Design curricula with a significant focus on technology-enhanced learning (TEL)  Social media such as wikis, blogs, forums, messaging are used to support highly engaging forms of formal and informal learning, communication, knowledge- building and collaborative content creation.  Real-time web-conferencing systems are used to support cost-effective ways of learning, collaboration, communication and engagement through eg virtual classrooms.  A virtual learning environment (VLE) provides the infrastructure to underpin a wide range of integrated and managed technology-enhanced learning applications.  Technologies such as computer-based testing, online assignment submission and marking and e-portfolios support efficient assessment and implementation of pedagogic principles of effective A&F practice.  Multimedia technologies are used by staff and students in a range of learning scenarios eg collecting evidence towards assessment, creating learning content.  Technologies such as podcasting, screen- casting, wikis, blogs, e-portfolios support feedback in efficient and enhancing ways.  E-portfolios are used to efficiently support and enhance reflective practice and collection of evidence towards accreditation.  Cloud-based services are utilised to provide resilience and enhance reliability and system support.  Programme design teams have access to usable guidance, training resources and support in relation to innovation in TEL.  ………………………………………………………………. QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula Based on the Viewpoints model: http://wiki.ulster.ac.uk/display/VPR/Home
  • 7.  To what extent does curriculum design take advantage of the affordances of mobile devices in delivering flexible anytime/anywhere learning?  To what extend can existing e-learning materials and learning activities be reconfigured for mobile devices?  Do staff have appropriate skills, knowledge and support to design flexible curricula using mobile devices? Design curricula specifically to exploit mobile technologies such as Tablets, SmartPhones, e-book readers, and multimedia devices. QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula http://tiny.cc/qaafc017 2-4 Good practice in anytime, anywhere learning should:
  • 8. Design curricula specifically to exploit mobile technologies such as Tablets, SmartPhones, e-book readers, and multimedia devices.  Learning, teaching and assessment apps are developed to exploit the affordances of mobile devices (eg ‘instant’ social networking, location-awareness, usability, portability, mobile gaming, multimedia data, use in practice settings/for situated learning).  Learning activities make use of mobile/Cloud-based tools eg online surveys, social networking, office/management tools.  Learning activities include use of mobile devices to create multimedia and interactive multimedia learning content by both students and tutors.  Mobile devices are used for assessments eg formative assessments that exploit SMS messaging and voice-based CellCasting; podcasting-based feedback, up/down- loading of evidence on e-portfolios.  Existing e-learning materials are re-configured for mobile platforms.  Guidelines are provided to both learners and staff on using mobile learning approaches.  Programme design teams have access to usable guidance, training resources and support in relation to using mobile technologies in TEL.  …………………………………………………………………..  ………………………………………………………………….. QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula Based on the Viewpoints model: http://wiki.ulster.ac.uk/display/VPR/Home
  • 9.  Do curricula define requirements for learner digital literacies and incorporate them into academic, personal and development planning and reflective practice?  Do learners have access to appropriate tools and resources to analyse and develop their digital literacies?  To what extent do curricula provide opportunities for learners to apply digital literacies in different contexts? Ensure a high degree of digital literacy (DL) among learners QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula http://tiny.cc/qaafc018 2-5 Good practice in anytime, anywhere learning should:
  • 10. Ensure a high degree of digital literacy (DL) among learners  Development of learner digital literacies is incorporated into academic, personal and professional development planning and reflective practice.  Digital literacies are defined as part of requirements for programme participation eg in terms of skills, practices (ways of thinking and acting) and attributes.  Digital literacies incorporate a range of literacies eg information and communications literacy, academic and learning practices, social/collaborative practices, media literacy and techno- literacy.  Learners have access to a range of DL learning resources to enhance their digital literacies and appropriate time is allocated for this activity.  Learners have access to online DL self- review diagnostics tools which provide personalised suggestions for areas to improve.  E-portfolios are used by students to plan, record and monitor/reflect on progress with development of their digital literacies.  Curricula provide opportunities for learners to put into practice and apply their digital skills and capabilities in different contexts such as scholarship, learning and employer contexts, which are assessed formatively and potentially summatively.  Curricula incorporate the development of student attributes and employability skills linked to digital technologies.  …………………………………………………………….. QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula Based on the Viewpoints model: http://wiki.ulster.ac.uk/display/VPR/Home
  • 11.  If your learners wish to access institutional systems at any time/any place to support their flexible learning, will institutional systems allow this?  Do QA processes aim to ensure 24-hr access to all learning, working and information resources and tools.  To what extent do learners have access to 24-hr one-stop-shop technical support and problem- solving? Provide 24-hour access to information, learning resources and support QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula http://tiny.cc/qaafc019 2-6 Good practice in anytime, anywhere learning should:
  • 12. Provide 24-hour access to information, learning resources and support.  24x7 access to online libraries, databases, catalogues, periodicals, journals, collections (including e-book publications) is provided.  24x7 access to programme/module administration and management information is provided.  24x7 access to learner management data (eg from student records systems) and tools to support learners in analysing their progress is provided.  24x7 access to learning systems and applications eg the VLE is provided.  24x7 access to a one-stop-shop for all technical and problem-solving queries is provided.  Access to a range of online resources for supporting and guiding learners in the use of all institutional ICT systems (including learning, information and management systems) is provided.  Community-based forums are provided and facilitated to co-opt learner peer support and to capture and address common problems and issues.  Students are encouraged to use social media platforms to self-form groups and support each other.  Processes are in place to quality-assure support services.  .……………………………………………………… QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula Based on the Viewpoints model: http://wiki.ulster.ac.uk/display/VPR/Home
  • 13.  To what extent is there flexibility in how and when learners can gain support from tutors, peers, mentors, experts, assessors and other stakeholders and are expectations clearly defined?  Are there protocols of engagement and processes in place to quality-assure such flexible support?  To what extent is training, guidance and support provided for the different stakeholders? Provide flexible access to tutors, peers, mentors, experts, assessors and other relevant stakeholders involved with curricula delivery QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula http://tiny.cc/qaafc020 2-7 Good practice in anytime, anywhere learning should:
  • 14. Provide flexible access to tutors, peers, mentors, experts, assessors and other relevant stakeholders involved with curricula delivery  Learners have virtual access to tutors at specified times and within specified response times using both asynchronous and synchronous technologies.  Mentors and coachers engage with learners using eg social media, web- conferencing and learning journals/ e-portfolios at specified times and within specified response times.  Curricula are designed to incorporate peer-to-peer learning support through eg peer feedback on assignments, using technologies such as e-portfolios, social media and web-conferencing.  Learners have virtual access to external experts at specified times and within agreed response times.  Induction and guidance materials are provided to tutors, mentors, assessors and experts in effective practice and use of digital systems to support learners.  Mentors, coaches, tutors, assessors and experts are encouraged to collaborate in sharing good practice in providing learner support including via a facilitated online community of practice.  Processes are in place to quality-assure support services.  ………………………………………………………… QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula Based on the Viewpoints model: http://wiki.ulster.ac.uk/display/VPR/Home
  • 15.  To what extent do learners understand the importance of being an effective and efficient flexible learner?  To what extent are flexible learning capabilities incorporated into academic, personal and professional development planning and reflective practice?  Do learners have access to tools and resources to diagnose and develop their flexible learning capabilities? Provide specific learner guidance and support for flexible learning QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula http://tiny.cc/qaafc021 2-8 Good practice in anytime, anywhere learning should:
  • 16. Provide specific learner guidance and support for flexible learning  Development of learner flexible learning capabilities is incorporated into academic/personal/professional development planning and reflective practice.  Guidance on effective practice in using digital media for collaborative, constructivist, peer and informal learning eg social media, mobile devices is provided.  Guidance on effective practice in flexible learning, including academic/personal/professional development planning, reflective practice and evidence capturing using technologies such as e-portfolios, blogs and learning journals is provided.  Guidance on effective practice in use of synchronous communications such as web- conferencing is provided.  Guidance on effective practice in research- led learning is provided.  Guidance on studying/learning in different locations such as the work-place, at home and on the move is provided.  Guidance on how best to manage study time, be an efficient learner and using ICT for efficiency in learning is provided.  Tools to help learners diagnose/self-review their flexible learning capabilities are provided.  ……………………………………………………………….. QAA Enhancement Theme: Flexible Curricula Based on the Viewpoints model: http://wiki.ulster.ac.uk/display/VPR/Home