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Applied Learning Academic Interest Group July 2017
1. • Applied Learning AIG 2016-17
• Student archetypes - how we can use this tool to promote inclusive
design in integrated employability (resources).
• Tanya Myles-Berry (HWB) - designing and delivering for transition
• Jill Lebihan (StEER) - the Hallam Award and transition
• Looking ahead - identifying and designing small projects to support
integrated employability and Applied Learning for collaboration
through the AIG.
Connected transition
Applied Learning in an integrated curriculum context
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2. • A commitment to developing authentic and applied learning
• A different discourse about employability in the curriculum
• Graduate attributes
• Placement practice including peer mentoring
• An online toolkit and a growing community around it
• FAQs and tips
• An emerging view of an integrated curriculum for transition
• PPDP
Applied Learning AIG - a generative
community (2016-17)
3. • Student archetypes - how we can use this tool to promote inclusive
design in integrated employability (resources).
• Descriptions of diverse student types based on real students
• Supporting,
• awareness of diversity and inclusive practice for employability
• course design activities
• CPD
Student Archetypes resource for
enhancing employability
4. Friendship,
networking
and support
Connected transition
Applied Learning in an integrated curriculum context
Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 OutIn
Induction L4 -
'University Learning'
PPDP
Placements
Alumni Influence
Volunteering
CPD (alumni)
Peer Mentoring Academic
Advising
Career
Management
Academic Skills
First contact and Pre-Induction
An Orientation SHOOC
Paid employment
including
apprenticeships
Transition and Course ID
Mapping the Applied Learning Experience
1. What should we, as a group, look at over the
next year?
Transition-In
First Contact
and Orientation
Designing a
SHOOC?
First
Semester
Experience?
PPDP and academic support?
5. Devising small projects
Applied Learning in an integrated curriculum context
• Focus for Applied Learning AIG 2017-18
• Small collaborations to lead or contribute to change
• Benefits,
• Addressing opportunities together to make a significant difference to our
student's experience
• Opportunity for you to work collaboratively to lead innovation and gain
recognition
• Research opportunities
6. Devising small projects
Applied Learning in an integrated curriculum context
1. What projects can we develop that will make a difference?
1. Think-Pair-Share (post-its to whiteboard list)
2. Methods - how could we work?
1. Individually
2. PRE enhancement partnerships (small innovation groups)
3. (Whole AIG space - presenting, sharing, reviewing, supporting)
4. (LEAD support?, etc)
3. What are you personally interested in leading or contributing to?
1. Expressions of interest - post-its: Name, personal interest statement, what
are you good at, what do you need?
Notes de l'éditeur
Small projects to support integrated employability and Applied Learning for collaboration through the AIG
What could projects can we develop that will make a difference?
What are you personally interested in leading or contributing to?
Whiteboard brainstorm - up to five projects that all or some of us can develop: Think-Pair-Share
Project Objectives
Project time in our sessions
LEAD support (and others)