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Update on Learning Design meeting - Pedagogy Forum and Educational Content SIGThis was a joint meeting of the CETIS EC SIG (Educational Content Special Interest Group) and CETIS Pedagogy Forum. It was also supported by the UNFOLD Project and the JISC e-Learning and Pedagogy strand. The theme was learning design: to provide an update of activities to date and also receive input for planned work. The Meeting was held at the University of Newcastle on Friday 4 March 2005 10am - 4pm (in the Research Beehive, in the Old Library.) See: http://www.ncl.ac.uk/business-directorate/beehive About the Meeting This meeting follows a joint event between the two groups in October 2003, CETIS Learning Design Workshop which may provide a useful starting point for those new to Learning Design The agenda is detailed below. You can also download this as a word document Links to presentation slides are below - click on the title to bring up the
PowerPoint files. Links to project websites are also included. Agenda 10:00 Registration and coffee 11:20 JISC
projects related to learning design & future plans 12:00 ACETS
Project (Assemble, Catalogue, Exemplify, Test & Share) 12:45 Lunch Hotels In Newcastle: Quality Hotel Newcastle Upon Tyne Holiday Inn Newcastle City Royal Station Hotel (probably a good bet if travelling by train, but about
15 - 20 mins from the Uni) Imperial Swallow Hotel Ltd (this one is out of town about 2 miles, but on a
metro line which takes about 15 mins) Jesmond Rd,
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