EduApps - Power in your Pocket
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EduApps - Power in your Pocket
- 1. EduApps: Power in your pocket Martin Hawksey Sara Brown e-Learning Advisor e-Learning Advisor (Higher Education) (Learning Resources) RSCs – Stimulating and supporting innovation in learning 1
- 2. JISC Advance Services JISC Digital Media JISC infoNet JISC Legal JISCMail January 24, 2011| slide 2 JISC Netskills JISC Procureweb JISC RSC JISC TechDis
- 4. What is EduApps? 8 software collections Free to download & use Open source & freeware Portable January 24, 2011| slide 4
- 5. What is AccessApps? Collection of over 60 Windows applications Support reading, writing and planning as well as sensory, cognitive and physical difficulties Designed to support learning – supplying students with tools to meet their individual needs January 24, 2011| slide 5
- 6. Demo January 24, 2011| slide 6
- 7. AccessApps at Dundee College Portable Access Device Development Initiative (PADDI) SLIC funded project (Innovation & Development fund) August 09 – June 10 Collaboration between Dundee College and JISC RSC Scotland North & East ‘to develop a package of tools that would provide students with library support materials and online applications to support their learning’ January 24, 2011| slide 7
- 8. Project aims Develop and deliver training to college staff and students Develop existing RSC support materials for Dundee College in-house use Source and identify a range of library resources for inclusion Produce a package of branded tools designed to meet the needs of Dundee College students January 24, 2011| slide 8
- 9. August 2009: Steering group formed August 2009: Key project staff trained September 2009: 3 pilot groups identified October 2009: Curriculum staff training November 2009: Key apps and library resources added to college network January 24, 2011| slide 9
- 10. December 2009: Launch of Dundee College AccessApps!Training for 3 pilot student groups. USB pens providedDrop in sessions Ad hoc trainingLibrary inductionSupport materials on VLE January 24, 2011| slide 10
- 11. RapidSet January 24, 2011| slide 11
- 12. January 24, 2011| slide 12
- 13. Virtual Magnifying Glass January 24, 2011| slide 13
- 14. January 24, 2011| slide 14
- 15. VuBar January 24, 2011| slide 15
- 16. Evaluation Student questionnaires at outset and completion of project Focus groups Individual interviews January 24, 2011| slide 16
- 17. Overall usage Over 80% of students felt that AccessApps had helped them in their studies January 24, 2011| slide 17
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- 19. Use of library resources January 24, 2011| slide 19
- 20. More feedback ‘Excellent initiative’ ‘It helps a lot, it makes a big difference’ ‘I wish all these programs had been around when I was young. It would have made my learning so much easier’ January 24, 2011| slide 20
- 21. Taking it forward Added to all College network machines Key part of Library induction Part of CPD All students and staff enrolled on Blackboard course Additional support materials reviewed and added to Library web pages January 24, 2011| slide 21
- 22. www.eduapps.org Sam Stirling s.stirling@dundeecollege.ac.uk Sara Brown (@sasab) sbrown@rsc-ne-scotland.ac.uk Martin Hawksey (@mhawksey) mhawksey@rsc-ne-scotland.ac.uk January 24, 2011| slide 22
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- JISC Digital MediaJISC Digital Media provides advice, guidance and training on the creation and use of digital media for learning, teaching and research. Digital media covers still images, moving images and sound resources.JISC infoNetJISC infoNet is a leading UK advisory service providing resources to help the effective strategic planning, implementation and management of technologies in the education sector.JISC LegalJISC Legal provide legal information to prevent legal issues from becoming a barrier to the adoption of information and communications technologies in learning, teaching, research, administration and wider community activities.JISCMailJISCMail also known as the ‘National Mailing List Service’ is an information resource containing a wealth of academic intellect and is a key tool for disseminating knowledge, experience, fostering collaboration and sharing good practice across the UK and Global academic communities.JISC NetskillsJISC Netskills provides high quality staff development services, helping institutions make effective use of innovative ICT for teaching and learning, research, administration, marketing and other activities.JISC ProcurewebJISC Procureweb is a procurement support service for the UK higher and further education sectors and Research Councils. Providing a wide range of procurement related tools, information, systems JISC Procureweb supports those who participate within the procurement process.JISC RSC UKJISC Regional Support Centre UK exists to advise the learning providers of designated sectors in realising their ambitions in the deployment of ICT to achieve their organisational goals. The network of JISC RSCs operates as a national service, responsive to local needs through a strong sense of local ownership.JISC TechDisJISC TechDis has resources, materials and techniques, coupled with advice and guidance to assist practitioners and managers to provide an accessible and inclusive experience for students and staff. JISC TechDis can help all post-16 providers who are concerned with supporting diverse learner needs to make technologies for innovative personalised teaching and learning part of their solution.