Elearning Innovations Briefing

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E-learning Innovations Briefing February
2009 Howard Errey E-learning Innovations
Coordinator Debbie Soccio Victorian E-learning
Coordinator
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E-learning uptake on the rise
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E-learning by state and territory
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E-learning by provider type
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Trends in the Framework
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The 20082011 Framework Strategy
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Business Plan - two connected programs

• Leadership Program
• infrastructure activities (services, standards
  and resources) providing the foundations and
  catalyst for sustainable e-learning.
• Innovation Program
• supports and enables innovation so that
  e-learning is an integral part of the national
  training system.

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Leadership Program Business Activities 2009

• E-standards for Training, incorporating
• E-portfolios managing learner information
• Emerging Technologies
• Learning Object Repository Network (LORN)
• Benchmarking and Research
• Flexible Learning Toolboxes (inc Victorian
  Toolbox Champion Ken Gooding)
• Access to E-learning Knowledge and Know-how (inc
  Victorian E-learning Coordinator Debbie Soccio)

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Other Business Activities

• Industry integration of e-learning
• Funding for selected industries
• to develop long term plans for
• Including e-learning in
• workforce development.

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1,113,900.00
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10,000 - 50,000

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34 successful projects from 20 organisations
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Clear business case
that solved a problem
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State priorities
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Process and Dates

• January applications open
• February 2 9 Briefings
• Thursday 5 March Applications Due get them in
  Early
• March 27 Advising successful projects
• Friday April 3 Induction Day in Melbourne
• April Finalising of contracts and first
  payments
• June Mid-Project Reporting and second payments
• November 1 Delivery of learning objects
  resources to Brains Trust
• December 1 Delivery of Survey/Case study and
  final invoice
• December 15 Acquittal due.

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Framework Resources

• Toolboxes
• LORN
• Learning Objects
• Teacher Resources
• Case Studies
• National Survey/Wiki
• Benchmarking

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Empowering Learners
Learner target groups Disadvantaged
groups Designing E-learning Inclusive Selectio
n criteria
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Empowering Learners
Regional/remote/isolated 4 Indigenous 4 CALD
2 Youth 7 Apprentices 3 Mature
age 5 Disability 2
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Business-Provider Partnerships
Purpose of funding Definition of
Business Difference to Industry engagement CEO
sign off Application Tips
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Iluka Resources, Mercy Hospital, Western Health,
Chemcert, St Vincents Hospital, National
Electrical and Communications Association,
Freshzest, Flavorite, Bio Geelong, Victorian
Aboriginal Child Care Agency, Linfox, Grampians
Region Health Alliance Network, Westgate GP
Network, City of Wodonga.
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2008 Successful Projects
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Cross State Projects

• Scope each state component separately
• Discount for multiple state acceptance?
• Framework negotiation
• Emphasise the benefit to Victoria
• Examples

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Successful Projects

• Track record
• Demonstrated Embedding
• Innovations what new ideas do you have
• New Technologies
• New Pedagogies
• Skills reform needs for Victoria

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• Watch this video
• Top 10 Tips for your E-learning Innovations
  Project in 2009.
• Resources that may assist with your application
  are available on the Victorian webpage.

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E-Works Staff
Howard Errey E-learning Innovations
Coordinator howard.errey_at_eworks.edu.au 03 9661
8710 Debbie Soccio E-learning Coordinator debbie.
soccio_at_eworks.edu.au 03 9661 8712 Ken
Gooding Toolbox Champion ken.gooding_at_eworks.edu.au
03 9661 8754 Phil Finocchiaro phil.finocchiaro_at_e
works.edu.au 03 9661 8721