eLearning

I’m currently eLearning Project Manager for University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations.
This role focuses on identifying, planning and managing the business change aspects of technology-related exam support product developments.  That includes online courses, m-learning products, VLE management and community based learning.

As part of Cambridge Assessment (UCLES) I’ve learnt a lot about the current issues, nationally and internationally, relating to high stakes assessment. My focus is often on e-assessment and the appropriate use of technology, and I’ve spent some time investigating e-portfolios and test banks (item banking and test generation).

My previous experience was as an eLearning Co-ordinator with Fife Council Social Work Service.

  • Developing e-learning resources within an adult learning context and  helping to develop and maintain the Moodle-based Social Work Learning Portal.

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  • Part of a team responsible for training related to IT systems specific to the Social Work Service.
  • A confident communicator able to deliver agreed outcomes within specified deadlines.

I focused on utilising existing knowledge networks in the sector to embed digital literacy and build communities of practice. In addition I worked on the Moodle Learning Portal and created short resources using Articulate.

Resources developed:

  • Learning Portal (Moodle)
  • Quick Start Guide to SWIFT (Articulate)
  • PC Passport blended course design for Intermediate level.
  • Moderators support community for the Learning Portal.
  • Blended learning resource for ‘Evidence in Practice: Children and Families’.
  • PRTL online community (for newly qualified social workers).
  • Multi-agency Getting It Right For Every Child training
  • Moderator training: How to cultivate communities of pratice
  • Adult Support and Protection mandatory course

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