range of small-scale innovative activity with respect to technology, teaching and
learning that introduces fresh challenges and opportunities. Examples can be
viewed at http://calt.monash.edu.au/Quality/ETC/project/projectgateway.html,
and include a leading teaching laboratory of the future and a simulated treasury
dealing room.
However, there are limitations to innovation. Whilst innovation in the use of
new educational technologies is a positive thing, innovative activities need to be
monitored as issues of compatibility, access, security and training have an
impact on what individuals can achieve using new technologies. These issues
are complicated by the broad range of data sources that individuals within the
higher education context require access to.
So, within this context, work began on the The Educational Technology
Framework, and after a few iterations and presentations to various associated
groups and committees, the following structure emerged (see Figure 1).
Overall, the aims of the Framework are to:
• Encourage the creative interest and enthusiasm of staff in exploring rapidly
developing educational technologies within the context of Monash
University;
• Provide a list of recommendations to guide governance, policy and
implementation in educational technology development for Monash
University;
• Identify current and emerging requirements for educational technology within
the network of Monash campuses;
• Outline how innovation in teaching and learning using educational
technology can be encouraged; and
• Inform an implementation plan for the deployment of technologies through
the faculties and campuses of Monash.
Its purpose is thus to ensure that the development of technology to advance
learning and teaching, and to position Monash as a leader in this field. The
aim is for development to be of high quality and to be aligned with the needs
of Monash as a research-led, international and multi-campus university, and to
establish Monash as a leader in the innovation and application of educational
technology in the higher education sector. Innovation and development at
Monash will encompass both educational technologies, with emphasis on their
role in collaboration, communication and mobility, and innovation in
pedagogical approaches to the use of these educational technologies.
range of small-scale innovative activity with respect to technology, teaching and
learning that introduces fresh challenges and opportunities. Examples can be
viewed at http://calt.monash.edu.au/Quality/ETC/project/projectgateway.html,
and include a leading teaching laboratory of the future and a simulated treasury
dealing room.
However, there are limitations to innovation. Whilst innovation in the use of
new educational technologies is a positive thing, innovative activities need to be
monitored as issues of compatibility, access, security and training have an
impact on what individuals can achieve using new technologies. These issues
are complicated by the broad range of data sources that individuals within the
higher education context require access to.
So, within this context, work began on the The Educational Technology
Framework, and after a few iterations and presentations to various associated
groups and committees, the following structure emerged (see Figure 1).
Overall, the aims of the Framework are to:
• Encourage the creative interest and enthusiasm of staff in exploring rapidly
developing educational technologies within the context of Monash
University;
• Provide a list of recommendations to guide governance, policy and
implementation in educational technology development for Monash
University;
• Identify current and emerging requirements for educational technology within
the network of Monash campuses;
• Outline how innovation in teaching and learning using educational
technology can be encouraged; and
• Inform an implementation plan for the deployment of technologies through
the faculties and campuses of Monash.
Its purpose is thus to ensure that the development of technology to advance
learning and teaching, and to position Monash as a leader in this field. The
aim is for development to be of high quality and to be aligned with the needs
of Monash as a research-led, international and multi-campus university, and to
establish Monash as a leader in the innovation and application of educational
technology in the higher education sector. Innovation and development at
Monash will encompass both educational technologies, with emphasis on their
role in collaboration, communication and mobility, and innovation in
pedagogical approaches to the use of these educational technologies.
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