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Pedagogy Forum Launch Event

The Pedagogy Forum Launch event was held on Monday 14th April 2003 at Chancellor's Conference Centre, Manchester.

The agenda included:

A Summary of the Launch Event is provided

You can download a Full Agenda for the event.

You can also download a document which provides details about the Pedagogy Forum

You may also like to read the News article about the event on the CETIS website, "Teachers Teach the Techies" by Wilbert Kraan.

During the course of the day there was some reference to a new specification brought out by IMS called Learning Design.

Related to the discussions about Learning Design were requirements for ‘tools’ and some mentioned ‘LAMS’ (Learning Activity Management System) and COLIS (Collaborative Online Learning & Information Services) - this is not a ‘tool’ but the acronym came up and Feedback gathered from the evaluation forms asked for more information about both these; future events and briefing documents will hopefully provide this, but in the meantime you may this information helpful – its extracted from minutes of the CETIS Educational Content (EC) Special Interest Group. http://www.cetis.ac.uk/members/pedagogy/files/lams_colis.doc

The launch event was supported by the LTSN Generic Centre, which supports e-learning as a major strand of its work. Fundamental to this is understanding and supporting pedagogical developments in e-learning in all its forms. The LTSN Generic centre supports CETIS in proposing that interoperability will be one of the key issues in developing e-learning and therefore the LTSN Generic Centre wishes to work with CETIS to examine the pedagogic implications of interoperability, and how that will impact on learning and teaching in the UK.

Support also came from ALT, an educational organisation which seeks to bring together all those with an interest in the use of learning technology in higher and further education. Key to this is supporting ALT members in promoting good practices in the use of learning technology, and facilitating dialogue between practitioners and policy makers. The development of learning technology standards to support interoperability is a growing issue for our members, and as such ALT is pleased to work with CETIS in furthering the understanding of the pedagogical implications and ensuring ALT members concerns are raised and incorporated into future developments.

If you would like any further information, please do not hesitate to contact Lisa Corley, the Pedagogy Forum Co-ordinator (Telephone: 01204 903851).

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