2. Welcome to our 38th meeting
20/04/2016
› Special welcome to our new members – we now
have over 270 members and the group has been
established since 2004 formerly known as
Learning and teaching experts group
› Twitter tag - #jiscexperts16
› Presentations and recordings will be available
from the Jisc website linked to the events page
http://bit.ly/jiscexperts16
Student Experience Experts Group
3. Your role…
› The Student Experience Experts Group provides advice and feedback
on Jisc work in this area
› The Experts Group offers valuable input on the direction of future Jisc
activities
› The Experts help ensure the relevance of Jisc activities to the FE and
Skills and HE learning and teaching community and have enabled our
work to develop a strong community profile
› Experts provide valuable direction in terms of how Jisc outputs and
outcomes should be communicated and disseminated
› You are our champions for our Student Experience work
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4. » To stimulate discussion on approaches to gathering students’ expectations and
experiences of technology in further education and skills and higher education
» To stimulate discussion and share approaches for the use of social media for
learning and teaching
» To share examples of effective institutional practice and research in technology-
enhanced learning and enable discussion across the Experts group
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Aims for today
Student Experience Experts Group
5. Members Showcase sessions
» Showcase 1: Embedding Digital Literacy: Opportunities in
Curriculum Design Dr Rafe Hallett, Director, Leeds Institute for
Teaching Excellence & Innovation
» Showcase 2: Understanding learning gain – and why this might
matter to you Corony Edwards, Corony Edwards Consulting
» Showcase 3: Scaling up live discussions Lina Petrakieva, Academic
DevelopmentTutor, School of Health and Life Sciences, Glasgow
CaledonianUniversity
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6. Members Showcase
» Showcase 4: Could this revolutionise the way we do feedback
and reflection? Russell Stannard, Educational Director, NILE
associate trainer ( Norwich Institute for Language Education)
» Showcase 5: Introducing Potential.ly, a Summer of Student
Innovation (SOSI) project Norbert Morawetz, Potential.ly
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7. Ideas Wall - http://padlet.com/sarahknight/experts16
»Fresh ideas?
»I have a question about...
»I would like more information
on...
»I am interested in working
collaboratively on...
»Jisc could...
#jiscexperts16
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8. Update from the Jisc student experience team
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9. Implementing the FELTAG Agenda
» The evolution of FELTAG:A
glimpse at effective practice in
UK FE and skills updated June
2016
» Share your examples of
practice for next version of this
guide by emailing
sarah.knight@jisc.ac.uk
» Senior leaders think pieces
» New case studies of practice
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Available from
https://www.jisc.ac.uk/reports/
the-evolution-of-feltag
10. Assessment and feedback
08/06/2016 Electronic Management of Assessment: business processes, system requirements and institutional capability
» Assessment and feedback:
» New guide for FE and skills, with accompanying case
studies: bit.ly/Jisc-assessment-guide-FEandSkills
» Also accompanying blog post:
ji.sc/tech-enhanced-assessment-fe-skills
» Report from the FE and skills e-assessment survey:
ji.sc/eassessment-survey-final-report
» Joint statement by key stakeholders:
ji.sc/eassessment-survey-report-statement
» Joint webinar with the Federation of Awarding
Bodies, 20th July: Register at
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/574819
8786463282436
11. Technology for employability
08/06/2016 Electronic Management of Assessment: business processes, system requirements and institutional capability
» Employability
» New ‘toolkit’ now available distilling guidance from the
study – available from the project page
http://bit.ly/employabilityproject
» Describing the ‘employable student’ in a digital age
– setting digital capabilities within a broader
employability framework
» Embedding employability into programmes
(‘connected curricula’)
» 5 dimensions of technology for employability
» Institutional support
» New ‘quick guide’ to developing student employability
» www.jisc.ac.uk/guides/develop-your-students-
employability-skills-through-technology
12. Digital Launchpad service aims:
Digital Launchpad service aims:
» Help teaching staff in colleges and training providers:
› find CPD resources to help them make the most of technology
› find high-quality apps and learning content, reviewed by other users
› explore their own digital capabilities to raise awareness of skills gaps
and help them build on strengths
» Aimed at all teaching staff, not just technology enthusiasts
08/07/2016 Building digital capability
Service aims:
13. We need your input
» Join the project mailing list to be kept up to date & find about ways to input
into the project (contact heather.price@jisc.ac.uk to be added)
» Tell us about your favourite apps: http://bit.do/appfaves
» We are looking for colleges willing to share their online learning CPD and
teaching & learning resources, please complete this form if you are
interested in getting involved: http://bit.do/resourcecapture
» Updates on the project can also be found on the Innovation in Further
Education & Skills blog https://innovationfes.jiscinvolve.org
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We need your input!
14. Building digital capability
» Pilots of digital capability discovery tool in progress
» Open public beta release of service in Summer 2016
» Open online offer (playlists) Summer 2016
» Digital leadership programme October 2016
» Institutional dashboards Autumn 2016
» Follow the conversation onTwitter #digitalcapability
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Project blog: http://digitalcapability.jiscinvolve.org/wp/
Website: http://www.jisc.ac.uk/rd/projects/building-digital-capability
Join the mailing list at: https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/JISC-DIGLIT-PUBLIC
Building capability for new digital leadership, pedagogy and efficiency
For more
information:
15. Cost
Early bird (by 31 July) Standard rate
£1998 (incl.VAT) £2220 (incl.VAT)
Jisc institutional members*
£1748.33 (VAT exempt) £1933.33 (VAT exempt)
*Jisc institutional members benefit from savings as part of our
VAT cost sharing group. To find out more and to see if you are
eligible for these rates, visit
https://www.jisc.ac.uk/about/institutional-membership
Digital leaders programme
» Become a digitally-
informed and empowered
leader and learn how to
help your organisation
respond more effectively to
technology-driven change
» 3 - 4 October and 17 - 18
October 2016
Burleigh Court Conference
Centre, Loughborough
» Contact
Lawrie.Phipps@jisc.ac.uk
16. CAN national meet up
» JoinCAN Network
http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/CAN
» Student partnership toolkit
http://bit.ly/jisc-partnership
» 2 June run by University of
Lincoln
» Benefits of student-staff
partnerships
» Outputs available from
https://can.jiscinvolve.org/wp/
events/2-june-2016-meet-up/
» University of Exeter are
running CAN2017 on 20-21
April 2017
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17. Summer of Student Innovation 2016
» 62 ideas and start-ups submitted, over 7000 votes
» 15 winners with exciting ideas to explore at a design sprint in August
» Including ideas around
› Smart buildings, location and augmented reality
› Data analytics for course matching and course statistics
› Tools to support student surveys
› Peer Mentoring networks
› Information management tools for researchers
› Gamification of learning with quizzes and much more
» Five start-ups to be finalised late June
» See https://www.jisc.ac.uk/student-innovation
18. Ideas from previous years
» Call for Participants -
callforparticipants.com
» Unitu – unito.co.uk
» Potentially – potential.ly
» Lingoflow – lingoflow.com
» SALT:The Student'sAcademic
LiteracyTool
» Sports Covered App
» The Apprentice App/Bright
Hub
» VoiceIt
Will be available via the Jisc
Application and Resource Store
soon.
19. Digital student
» Digital student skills study
» This has explored work based,
adult and community and
offender learners and apprentices
expectations and experiences of
technology
» Key outputs:
› Literature review
› Spoken to 120 learners
› Learner focus group card sort
› Key findings available from:
› http://bit.ly/digitalstudentskills
» Digital student online learners
study reviews online learners’
expectations and experiences of
the digital environment.
» The scope of the study is broad
and will consider a wide range of
online learners in HE, FE and
skills
» The review will run from March
to August 2016.
» Lou McGill, Tim Gray and Helen
Beetham are leading this work
» http://bit.ly/digitalstudentonline
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20. Student digital experience tracker
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» Full report is available from:
http://bit.ly/student-tracker-report
» http://www.slideshare.net/JISC/student-
digital-experience-tracker-pilot-results-2016
» Further information about the pilot and the
process:
» http://bit.ly/jiscdigidataservice
22. Thank you for your contributions
Dates of next meeting:
Wednesday 12 October 2016
http://www.jisc.ac.uk/rd/get-involved/learning-and-teaching-experts-group
#jiscexperts16
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Notas do Editor
Augmented Reality App (London School of Economics) Augmented reality app to provide visitors and students with digital content enhancing campus experience
acHack (University of Nottingham) A user-generated, user-aggregated search engine for university students.
mappademia (University of Manchester) A software tool which would allow small project groups to generate their own mapping applications
Stuiz (University of Bath) An app that allows students studying similar courses to compete against each other in quizzes with course-specific content.
Your Book List (University of Glasgow) Connects students buying & selling books at the same university to get the best deal.
Shout Out (Yeovil College) An app to allow learners with disabilities to share issues and get support
arHive; The collective archive. (University of Leicester) A collective archive of high-quality crowdsourced scanned pages uploaded to a cloud service to share knowledge.
FunStudyApp (University of Hertfordshire) Leverages on students' interests and hobbies to transform lecture notes into animations, poetry, music and mnemonics.
pencilBox: anonymous course rankings and statistics (University of Essex ) An app to display rankings and statistics of a student's grades on an anonymous basis, based on a statistical engine
Know it Wall (University College London) A virtual place for academics to popularise their research.
MentorIN - Inside the information bubble. (University of Edinburgh) Allows users to find a suitable mentor and creates the perfect context for them to exchange information.
Stutor (London School of Economics) Get help from other students in the UK through our application. Everybody can be a tutor!
Course Match (Bangor University) An app to aid students in the difficult process of University course selection, implementing a familiar 'Tinder' user interface.
Check (University of Sheffield) Allows you to find a vacant seat/room in university library, and monitor signups and attendance of lectures and events.
Survey Exchange (University of Central Lancashire) Enables students to find all the answers they need for their surveys using a unique point system.
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