E-Guides eCPD
21st Century Skills
The E-Guides training programme is an introduction for practitioners from the learning and skills sectors to e-learning and using technology effectively in teaching and learning. It is delivered by NIACE on behalf of the Learning and Skills Improvement Service (LSIS) alongside the Professional Development Advisers (PDAs) eCPD
The E-Guides eCPD and PDAs eCPD fulfil part of the Institute of Learning's (IfL's) 30 hour (or pro rata) continuing professional development (CPD) requirement. The programmes form a cornerstone in the delivery of the employability strand of Becta's Harnessing Technology for Next Generation Learning.
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E-learning is learning supported or enhanced through the application of Information and Communications Technology (ICT).
(e-learning Standards Lifelong Learning UK/FENTO, LSDA, 2005)
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More than 2,500 learning and skills sector staff have trained as E-Guides since 2004. The E-Guides programme has made a major contribution to the e-maturity of organisations in personal development and community learning (formerly known as ACL - adult and community learning), work-based learning, voluntary and community sector and offender learning and skills.
| "The course was very informative and interesting, I am leaving more knowledgable and I believe a better trainer" Maria E. O'Meara, Tutor, Care Training East Midlands Nottingham |
| "It has really inspired me to do even more to encourage colleagues to utilise technologies that are out there to make their lives easier and the students lives more fun" E-Guide |
| "Very helpful facilitators with excellent subject knowledge and enthusiasm for the subject" Anita collins, Advanced Practitioner, Leeds College of Technology |
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