UK. Eastern. RSC Eastern Jisc Regional Support Centres work with more than 2,000 UK learning providers helping them to improve performance and efficiency through the use of technology. We provide advice and support, share good practice and facilitate collaboration to help solve your everyday challenges and achieve your strategic objectives. Technology is vital to your organisation’s success, helping you to: enhance the learner experience for better learner outcomes; widen your reach to increase learner numbers; improve quality and inspection outcomes and secure future funding; do more for less, leading to cost reduction and efficiency gains. Our remit covers Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk and Suffolk.
See who we support , and learn more about what we do and how we support the development of e-learning and ILT throughout the region. Featured Video - Jisc RSC Eastern - How have we helped you? In this video we have shared some snippets of your stories. Events. E Midlands. RSC East Midlands The Jisc Regional Support Centre for the East Midlands is one of 12 RSCs covering the UK.
Our region covers providers based in the counties of Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire and Rutland . Our role is to support the development of e-learning and the use of technology within post-16 education and training learning providers across the region. We support strategic and operational managers, curriculum staff, staff development teams, teacher trainers, technical staff, learning resources staff, and business support staff. Insight 2013 - Booking now open Our summer conference this year, "Insight 2013" ( #RSCinsight ), is a mixed delivery model of staff development and networking, using Flipped Learning techniques, as we put into practice what we preach. Booking is now open. More details and booking . What the RSC can do for you Filmed at the RSC East Midlands 2011 e-fair: "Becoming an agile learning provider" Events. London. N Ireland. Northern. RSC Northern Just Tap the App above and BOOK NOW on our e-Fest Summer Conference!
Arrangements for the e-Fest are going very well and we are delighted with the packed programme of 'sharing best practice' with the theme of using innovative technology to deliver ' More for Less '. With keynotes introducing both the morning and afternoon sessions and a series of workshops delivering topics such as Open Badges, Using Apple TV in the classroom, Using Video for OTL to CIF and Technology, Using Social Media for the business and much much more.
Why not delve into what the day is all about by either clicking on the individual Apps on the Tablet graphic above or by clicking on the links to the left. Bookings are going well, why not join us for all of the day, or just pop in for individual sessions. What are you waiting for? Click here for a downloadable programme . Website Group. North West. RSC Northwest Jisc Regional Support Centres (Jisc RSCs) support learning providers across the UK in the effective use of technology. Offering a wide range of knowledge and expertise, from strategic planning to staff development, Jisc RSCs play a vital role in enabling learning providers to turn their ICT ambitions into reality. Working with designated providers across the wider FE and HE sectors, Jisc RSCs are a national support network, uniquely tailoring advice in response to local needs. The Jisc RSC Northwest is led by Lancaster University through the Information Systems Services department, and is based in Bailrigg House at Lancaster University.
The North West region covers providers based in the counties of Cumbria, Lancashire, Greater Manchester, Greater Merseyside and Cheshire. Jisc RSC Northwest Annual Event Jisc RSC Northwest’s annual event on Wednesday 26 June 2013 is confirmed to be at St Helen’s RFC. iPads in Education Meet David Baugh from Learning in Touch… Events. Scotland. RSC Scotland Welcome to the new Jisc RSC Scotland website. This is part of a unified Jisc RSC website which aims to increase user access to the wealth of news, events, innovations and resources from RSCs across the UK whilst delivering the same dedicated local support for our providers in Scotland.
We’ve updated the information from our old website and reorganised the structure a bit so please do get in touch if you’re having any difficulty finding what you’re looking for. The Jisc RSC Scotland service delivery has always been based on consultation with supported learning providers, of which a partnership approach is a distinctive feature. The Jisc RSC Scotland team recognises the importance of establishing and sustaining productive relationships with key contacts in each provider, including senior and middle managers, network staff, lecturers, staff development officers, learning support and learning resources staff. Not to be missed.... South East. South West. RSC South West Jisc Regional Support Centres work with more than 2,000 UK learning providers helping them to improve performance and efficiency through the use of technology.
We provide advice and support, share good practice and facilitate collaboration to help solve your everyday challenges and achieve your strategic objectives. Technology is vital to your organisation’s success, helping you to: enhance the learner experience for better learner outcomes;widen your reach to increase learner numbers;improve quality and inspection outcomes and secure future funding;do more for less, leading to cost reduction and efficiency gains. Our remit covers Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, Devon, Somerset, Wiltshire, Gloucestershire and Dorset.
Funded by the UK Department of Business Innovation and Skills, we work closely with practitioners within Further Education, Sixth Form, Specialist Colleges, Adult and Community Learning, Work-based Learning and Higher Education. Advice and support Events. Yorkshire. Wales. JISC RSC Wales Jisc Regional Support Centres work with more than 2,000 UK learning providers helping them to improve performance and efficiency through the use of technology.
The Strategic aims of the RSC Service are to support clients: With the development of organisational strategies to maximise the benefits from technology With deploying and using technology to improve the quality of learning and curriculum delivery With improving the efficiency and effectiveness of their corporate and business systems By facilitating the sharing of innovation and practice and to foster peer support By acting as a two way channel between learning providers and expert advice, information and research outcomes By being a responsive, reflective and learning organisation that demonstrates value for money Contribute to the development of national and regional technology related strategies. Events. W Midlands.