10 Change factors to consider with a new VLE. Kerry ⋅ VLE ⋅ Change, VLE ⋅ 5 comments Image by Michael Heilemann It’s taken a little time in the refining process, but last week we had our final Frog VLE training session before platform launch. Afterwards, we met to discuss how we would move forward. Part of the discussion highlighted natural concerns regarding implementing something new into an already successful teaching and learning programme. Concerns were linked to how we were going to introduce the VLE to a very busy staff, and the changes which it will bring to the way we’ve been doing things for some time –at a very effective level. I first investigated a ‘Decision Making Template’ (based on the work of Sharon Drew Morgen) and used this to cement ideas on how we could manage the change the VLE will bring. 1. A) It provides an excellent context in which to design the curriculum for the module or subject where planning the order of content, learning activities and assessment strategies have to be carefully thought out. 2.
Reasons: Kerry Turner « AS Level ICT WGS. I’m currently Director of ICT at Nottingham High School. I created this teaching blog when I was the Head of ICT at Wolverhampton Grammar School, where I’d been teaching for the past 9 years. I’ve always been interested in using Web 2.0 for teaching and learning and currently find Twitter very useful for extending my learning with these applications. My username is @4goggas on Twitter, if you’d like to follow what I’m currently doing. I no longer teach A Level ICT, so unfortunately won’t be maintaining this blog. I do find using blogs for teaching extremely useful.
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