Workshop with BTEC Professional Development Award in e-Learning E-learning Design & Development Learn how to confidently create pedagogically sound e-learning
Euston House, London
Early bird offer
Book before 31st August and pay just £665 (normal price £750)
Delivered over 2 days, this unique workshop teaches the principles behind the design and development of competent e-learning solutions, which can be applied to a range of services and sectors.
This workshop will be an intensive training experience. The number of places are limited to allow attendees to work through their own specific e-learning issues and questions with the Consultant Trainer and complete the work required for their qualification.
This event is suitable for anyone looking for an introductory e-learning workshop, and qualification. It will also complement the skills of anyone involved in the design, development, delivery, implementation, support or management of e-learning.
An interesting balance of the issues associated with the online development of materials and learning
Your Trainer
Danny McAtominey
danny.mcatominey@netskills.ac.uk
Tel: 0191-222-5000
Danny is one of our most experienced consultant trainers, having joined us in August 2000 after 10 years of teaching in Further Education.
He has developed and runs a wide range of workshops, on topics including Dreamweaver, HTML, CSS, writing for the web and e-learning.
Danny also manages the Netskills Professional Development Programme, providing support for candidates as well as ensuring the smooth running of the scheme.
Danny, can I say what an excellent event yesterday's workshop was! So good to attend something that was focussed, relevant, interesting and well-structured...and backed up with really useful materials.
Excellent and really inspiring but at the same time very approachable.
Course topics:
The workshop covers all the curriculum requirements of the Professional Development Award, made up of two specialist units:
- Design e-Learning
- This unit considers strategies and techniques for the design of effective e-learning. It employs a practical, problem-solving approach to designing pedagogically aligned e-learning across diverse levels of learning and teaching. It aims to develop skills in planning and design that will allow subsequent development and implementation processes to be more efficient and more likely to meet their goals. Full unit description.
- Develop e-Learning
- This unit examines the evaluation of e-learning resources and aligning them with the desired learning levels and outcomes. It aims to develop an understanding of how to discover, select and blend resources to meet learning goals under modern presures to re-use existing content or incorporate content produced externally. Full unit description.
Feedback from previous attendees
This event is always popular with participants, achieving good feedback scores. Here are few snippets from the feedback:
A really useful workshop. Looking forward to putting into practice what I have learnt
It was excellent, saved me a lot of research time and I will be applying some of the analysis and design points in my role.
Very interesting day. Well presented. Stress free.
As well as a rewarding learning experience, this event also provides recognition for your new skills and knowledge through our BTEC-accredited professional development programme.
The course is well run by a dedicated group of staff whose assessment is accurate and consistent throughout. Feedback is excellent both in quality and quantity, with learners being told what they must do to rectify errors and being allowed time to do so.
- BTEC verification report on the Netskills accreditation schemes
Why would I want a qualification?
Our training has a well-earned reputation for helping participants develop the practical skills they need. However, we know that sometimes you need proof of your abilities. That's why this event was designed to lead to a recognised qualification in e-learning. It is awarded through BTEC, meaning that it's thoroughly quality controlled and widely recognised.
How do I get my qualification?
You will complete a number of short practical assessments, receive tutor feedback and support, and by the end of the workshop, you will have completed the qualification, subject to final verification.
Workshop Venue
The workshop will take place in Euston House, Eversholt Street, London. Euston House is opposite Euston rail station, and a short walk from Kings Cross Station. The venue is centrally located, easily accessible to major rail links and close to many of the popular hotel chains, so you can explore the city during your visit.
About London
London offers visitors an overwhelming choice of visitor attractions, whatever your preference: art, culture, history, architecture, royalty, rivers, fashion, parks, theatres, markets, hotels, eateries and bars. Whatever time of year you visit, there's always an exhibition, show or event happening.
The workshop venue, located in central London, is within a few minutes of the British Museum - handy if you want to sample some of the culture during your visit. If it's retail therapy you need, you're close to the famous Oxford Street. Most of central London's other attractions are also within easy reach.
For more information on your visit, see the Visit London website: http://www.visitlondon.com/
