Learner support in technology enhanced learning

Learner support and management issues

This course will provide an introduction to the theories and concepts of support for learners in technology enhanced learning environments. Various types of learner support will be examined, including tutoring and teaching; advising and counseling; and library, registrar, and other administrative services. Discussion will address management issues, such as planning, organisational models, staffing and staff development, designing services to meet learner needs, serving special groups, and evaluation and applied research.

The course is part of our Online Teaching and Learning Programme.

Learning outcomes

At the end of the course, students should be able to ...

 

describe the contributions that professional or staff development can make in achieving the goals of learner support within the TEL context.

explain the rationale for learner services in technology enhanced learning environments.

analyze the importance of learner characteristics for designing learner support.

describe the various learner support functions.

critically analyze issues in the provision of learner support.

At a glance: Online Teaching and Learning Certificate

University certificate, CAS if two courses are completed
 

Start of course: 18.09.2023
End of course: 10.12.2023

Internet-based, group activities, webinars, self-study

6 credit points (ETC) |  one semester

Integrated in the course

180 hours

None

900 Euro per course module

Instructors

Dr. Susan Bainbridge

Session Instructor
Athabasca University, Canada

Biography

    Jodine Wiebe

    Teacher
    Canada

    Biography

      Advice and Contact

      Silke Welter

      Programme Management

      T +49 (0)441 / 798 32 44

      https://uol.de/c3l/e-teaching
       

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