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DIGITAL PARTNERSHIP SUPPORT

​​​Updated: 2 September 2020

 

 

Expanded 12 Principles for Online Learning and Teaching: Principle 1 Student Feedback

 

Principle 01 Student Feedback

What happened in Tr2 2019-20? Reflect on what happened during the emergency provision in Tr2. Seek feedback and invite students to tell you what they would like to see next year.

 

How was your experience of the emergency provision; would it be sustainable had it been a full trimester?

 

Check back over Moodle forums, emails from students, webinar recordings for how students were finding the emergency approach. Access Moodle activity logs; how and when were students engaging with your materials?

 

There may have been no formal module evaluation, so it is worth emailing cohorts now for feedback on their experience. Keep it brief and ask for recommendations too: what online tools do they find helpful in other contexts? It is likely that they will be learning online in work-contexts and will have experience to offer us.

 

Gathering student feedback is crucial now and throughout the academic year.

 

Developing your Teaching and Support for Learning Online Moodle Community

Self enrol on this community site for staff to discuss and share online teaching practices and tools. DLTE also share webinar recordings and links to useful resources.

 

Principle 2: Digitally Inclusive >>

 

[Download 12 Principles in PDF Format]​

 

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