Quality Improvement in the Workplace
The learning outcomes for this unit are: Explain team-based quality improvement models; Identify and apply quality improvement tools; Describe the use and methods for team-based approaches to quality improvement; Apply quality improvement tools and techniques in a team-based improvement project;
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Royal Forest of Dean College - eCPD Showcase Round 2

AssEssIT - In the showcase project we encouraged and supported lecturers to use various technologies to assess their learners in and outside the classroom. They used voting systems, videos and MP3 recorders.
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Using UMPCs with Construction Students

Construction tutor from Cornwall College discusses the uses of UMPCs with students and issues of supporting tutors issued with mobile devices. Part of molenet project: "Phase 2: Embedding Molenet Across Cornwall (EMAC)"
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Molenet Teacher reflection - use of Filp Video camera

This Vodcast is of a teacher who took part in a MoLeNET 3 project. The aim of the project was to support employability skills, communication and numeracy skills, work based learners, and foster engagement to learning through the use of mobile devices. Teacher’s and learners reported that the mobile technology did support work-based learning, basic skills and ultimately employability. The project increased the learner
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Molenet Teacher reflection - use of Flip video camera

This Vodcast is of a teacher who took part in a MoLeNET 3 project. The aim of the project was to support employability skills, communication and numeracy skills, work based learners, and foster engagement to learning through the use of mobile devices. Teacher’s and learners reported that the mobile technology did support work-based learning, basic skills and ultimately employability. The project increased the learner
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Molenet Teacher reflection - use of Fizzbooks & Flips

This Vodcast is of a teacher who took part in a MoLeNET 3 project. The aim of the project was to support employability skills, communication and numeracy skills, work based learners, and foster engagement to learning through the use of mobile devices. Teacher’s and learners reported that the mobile technology did support work-based learning, basic skills and ultimately employability. The project increased the learner
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Teacher Trainer John Brokenshire shares his experiences of the MoLeNET project

John Brokenshire, teacher trainer at Stafford College shares his experiences of the MoLeNET project. He describes how the trainee teachers on the DTLLS programme enagaged with mobile technology which included using the Flip video cameras, UMPC's and voice recorders. He also provides some tips to other teacher trainers who are considering embedding the use of mobile technology into their own teacher training courses.
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Teacher Trainer Alyson Jolley shares her experience of the MoLeNET project

Teacher Trainer Alyson Jolley shares her experience of using mobile technology with her learners. Over the course of the project Alyson says she has gone from using mobile devices in recap and summary work to using them much more for indepth group work and the presenatation elements of her DTLLS course. She feels that mobile technology has helped her to make the move from using the interactive whiteboard to developing m
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Tutor Feedback on Research Question
Tutors from the KAPTIVATE project were asked, 'What does it take to embed the use of handheld technology in the curriulum?
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MoleMentors and their training

Here are some good practice videos illustrating the training and sharing of experience of and by MoleMentors in the Camden ESOL project - 2010
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ESOL students describing their new skills - part 1
West Thames College eGo (English on the Go) Molenet 2010 Project.
ESOL students were issued with a Windows Mobile phone to encourage them to improve their reading, speaking, writing, and listening skills. Activities were planned by their teachers in order for students to improve their skills.
Here students are describing their new skills to an external researcher.
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ESOL students describing their new skills - part 2
West Thames College eGo (English on the Go) Molenet 2010 Project.
ESOL students were issued with a Windows Mobile phone to encourage them to improve their reading, speaking, writing, and listening skills. Activities were planned by their teachers in order for students to improve their skills.
Here students are describing their new skills to an external researcher.
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Catering Student Interview

This is a short video that gathers the opinion of a student who has participated in the open Access Ket Skills MoLeNET project
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A short history of Blackburn

A short history of Blackburn video created by students at Accrington and Rossendale College as part of the Homeless Voice Project.
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