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Back in the first part of the year there was a lot of talk about UK universities partnering with Online Programme Managers (OPM’s) partly sparked by this article https://www.palatinate.org.uk/exclusive-university-proposes-online-only-degr

If you’re slogging away at online teaching and finding it hard, time-consuming and tiring - then know that if you were delivering online courses and programmes in the best and

Video is often the go-to for online teaching sometimes pretty unthinkingly as it’s the most obvious transposition of traditional in-person teaching...but don’t overlook text! 1/ Video can be time-consuming in

Earlier in the year a distinction was made labelling the rapid pivot as emergency remote teaching, thus distinguishing from online education pre-COVID...1/ ..I’m not convinced that we’ve moved much beyond

Those of us who advocated for and were involved in what was a relatively niche world of online education in HE pre-COVID-19 also have to acknowledge that the quality of

Online learning will form a significant part of, at the very least, the first half of 20-21...unless a large proportion of teaching staff have experience in online teaching, the importance

A thread - Good piece exploring capability of UK universities to offer high-quality online learning in Sept. https://www.theguardian.com/education/2020/apr/25/degrees-of-separation-can-universities-adapt-in-the-rush-to-online-learning I would add a f

For some time UK universities have had a strong brand overseas, but we mustn’t assume that will last forever..this strength has not been full appreciated or been capitalised upon through