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UKCC Resource Development Clinic
Supporting sports when using Text, Video, DVD or Audio formats for Coach Learning Resource
Date: 23rd November 2005
Location: Novotel, Leeds
This event gave sports the chance to attend a series of bespoke presentations from some of the UKs leading experts in educational learning. Representatives from the Open University, Emedit and Epic Group as well as from specialist production companies dealing with DVD/Video and Audio learning were in attendance to aid sports in this area.
Key aims for the event were to:
- To explore how we can encourage and support learning through the enhanced design of our resources and the techniques we can employ
- To provide sports with cutting edge information on resource design which they can apply to their learning resource developments
- Ensure sports were given expert advice from leading specialists to enable the production of efficient, quality resources
- For sports to understand better the key principles for resource development
The day was split into two conspicous halves. In the morning Alan Parkinson from the Open University gave a presentation on Distance Learning.ppt, employing the knowledge and experience of the nationally reknowned institution to support sports and demonstrate how resources are designed to meet the needs of the learners, from the process of development to audit and design specifics and how sports can apply these things to their environments/structure.
This was followed by Steve Bardon of Epic Group plc who presented on Integrated Delivery providing the delegates with the theory and practice of 'Blended Learning' and drawing on previous experiences with clients such as the Football Association.
For further information on Epic, and e:learning topics, please visit their website which houses white papers on a variety of topics from 'blended learning' to 'The future of e:learning'
www.epic.co.uk
Scroll to the bottom of the page to view presentation material from the day
In the afternoon delegates were given the opportunity to attend a series of clinics, as detailed below:
Clinic Session 1: Epic- to be run twice
- An integrated approach using both online and offline components
- Profiling learning populations, understanding and responding to their needs and motivations
- Learning theory models, setting objectives and the design of learning to suit the coaches learning styles
Clinic Session 2 : Epic
Choosing the right format
- How the topic/material suits or dictates the format
- For example, to learn about effective observation, a visual format works best.
- How do you test or find most appropriate format
Clinic Session 3 : Epic
Getting value from technology
- Resource maintenance
- Sustainability
- Accessibility
Clinic Session 4 : Emedit- to be run twice
How to make resources interactive to ensure maximum information retention
- Practical tips for testing knowledge and understanding of the coach or learner and achieving successful learning outcomes
- Exploring learning techniques, when and how to use them
Clinic Session 5 : Emedit
How to develop your own interactive learning and assessment programme
Clinic Session 6 : Cowper Productions
DVD Development and getting it right first time.ppt
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Lessons learnt
- Time line of developments, potential cost and personnel
Clinic Session 7: Sharon Cawood, Coachwise
Top Tips for Publishing.pdf
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