Project Details:
Workforce Engagement in Lifelong Learning (WELL)
Support portal for courses and APL
This project will develop, implement and evaluate a model for module/unit delivery and assessment which integrates personal, organisational (of the employer) and institutional technologies that will support personalised learning and also satisfy University accreditation and progression requirements. The model will be piloted with learners from our Escalate programme, engaged on programmes through their employer in two Academic Schools at the University of Bradford. Aim: to create a model of programme delivery that can be used on any academic programme to encourage greater participation from learners in employment in a range of industries and business sectors, with a flexible approach that fits around employer and student needs rather than institutional timeframes and structures.
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Organisations: University of Bradford West Yorkshire LLN |
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Technologies
Technologies
| Elluminate |
for lectures (live & recorded). Links embedded in BB
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| Pebblepad |
For assessment of PPD
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| Develop Me |
Social network for new students
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| Bradton |
a virtual community for trainee carers of UCLAN and Bradford for teaching materials and PPD planning
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| Blackboard |
Comments:
Links, feeds, etc
People:
Support-Person: Ellen Lessner (SSBR)
Support-Person: Patsy Clarke (SSBR)
Programme-Manager: Ruth Drysdale




Project Homepage
The WELL project designed, piloted, and evaluated a model for work-based learning (WBL) module/unit delivery and assessment which integrates technologies to support personalised learning whilst satisfying University accreditation and progression requirements. The model aims to aid sustainability of WBL courses, supporting continuous improvement by revealing key barriers and enablers in a programme’s learning and teaching process.
The team’s ‘Benefits Realisation’ project extends the WELL model by providing a model for HE providers to assess their maturity in embedding Work Based Learning programmes. Working at institutional, faculty and programme levels it includes a range of maturity criteria, level statements and indicators for assessing WBL maturity.