The virtual pedagogy initiative

Carl Senior; Michael J.R. Butler; J. Wood; Peter A. Reddy

The virtual pedagogy initiative

Carl Senior, Michael J.R. Butler, J. Wood, Peter A. Reddy

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Contemporary Higher Education Institutions must adapt to address government funded calls for expansion and widened participation. The adoption of e-learning strategies, such as the use of the podcasts, can facilitate flexible learning around the needs and expectations of students. In this article we outline a number of e-learning developments at Aston University collectively referred to as the Virtual Pedagogy Initiative. Each of the strands, podcasts, vodcasts, mobile telephony and the campus wide remote broadcasts, are described pedagogically as well as technically. Where possible data highlighting the student response and experience are included. The article begins with the contention that contemporary undergraduates may be qualitatively different and can considered „digital natives?.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Good practice guide in learning and teaching
Editors	Julie Green, Helen Higson
Place of Publication	Birmingham (UK)
Publisher	Aston University
Pages	18-30
Number of pages	13
ISBN (Print)	978-1-854494-56-6
Publication status	Published - Jan 2009

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Name	Good practice guide in learning and teaching
Publisher	Aston University
Volume	6

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Creating gusto through games and goals
Clegg, B., Jan 2009, Good practice guide in learning and teaching. Green, J. & Higson, H. (eds.). Birmingham (UK): Aston University, p. 35-38 4 p. (Good practice guide in learning and teaching; vol. 6).
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Higson, H. (Editor) & Green, J. (Editor), Jan 2009, Birmingham (UK): Aston University. 62 p. (Good practice guide in learning and teaching; vol. 6)
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