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Title: Bending the Tools


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Bending the Tools
  • Exceeding Expectations of Lifelong Learners
    through Flexible Learning
  • Peter Le Cornu
  • Program Director, Communication and Leadership
  • Australian Flexible Learning Framework

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Introduction
  • Lifelong Learners
  • Flexible Learning
  • Expectations of Lifelong Learners
  • Using Resources from the Framework
  • How Learners benefit from Flexible Learning

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Lifelong Learners
  • Person who takes responsibility for their own
    learning and prepared to invest time, money and
    effort in education training on a continuous
    basis
  • OECD Individuals without the capacity for
    lifelong learning are likely to become marginal
    to the labour force

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Learners
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Barriers to Learning
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Expectations Flexible Learning
Learners want choice about
Where they learn
When they learn
What they learn
How they learn
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Expectations What Learners Value
  • Flexibility/Convenience
  • Interaction with Teacher
  • Quality of Materials Course Design
  • Access to a wide range of Resources
  • Assessment and Quality Feedback
  • Communication

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Expectations Pre-enrolment
  • Information on what is required to complete the
    course
  • Information about the course
  • Who to approach for help
  • Information on how to enrol

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Expectations Teaching/Learning
  • Clear instructions on what they are expected to
    learn
  • Helpful feedback from teachers
  • Requirements for assessment
  • Communication with teachers using a variety of
    media
  • Timely feedback from teachers
  • Engaging Learning

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Expectations Technical Support
  • Quick response to technical problems
  • Easy access to technical assistance
  • Provision of technical assistance throughout
    course
  • Strategies for checking accuracy/quality of
    information on the internet
  • Access to Frequently Asked Questions

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Expectations Administration
  • Comprehensive information
  • Enrol online
  • Apply for Recognition
  • Pay online
  • Retrieve Results web / mobile phone
  • Access library resources
  • Job Searching

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Expectations Information Age
  • I want it now!!
  • Just in time
  • Just for me
  • Pull the best fromanywhere in the world

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Implications PDA / Phone
  • Transport Industry
  • Driver has a car accident
  • Downloads instructions
  • Lessons learnt reviewed a week later

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Toolboxes
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Scenario
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Equity Toolboxes
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Toolbox Usage
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Toolboxes impact on learning
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Adapting a Toolbox
  • Analyse existing toolbox content against content
    of course
  • Analyse the modes of delivery provided by the
    toolbox against the needs of your students
  • Activities use as is, adapt, develop new
    activities

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Building Blocks to Reality
  • I understand how the frame comes together I
    could see how the project looked before I built
    it, it is so cool.
  • This method is a lot easier than waiting for the
    teacher to help you when you are stuck.

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Flexiblelearning.net.au
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Learning Centres
  • Example LIRNSpace
  • Open access
  • Small group
  • Multimedia labs
  • Project development and exhibition spaces
  • Ion Transmissions 250 trainees

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Partnerships
  • Adelaide Institute of TAFE
  • Northern Territory Insurance Office
  • Financial Services Training

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Learner Comments
  • Accessibility after hours, flexibility,
    repetition when I need it.
  • I work full time on a rotating shift so I cant
    get to classes on specific days at specific
    times. Doing an online course. Its easy for me
    to work when I am free.
  • I can work as I learn and learn as I work.
  • I can choose when I do modules and I can finish
    them quicker than the allotted time.
  • Its convenient as I have small children.

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Learner Comments
  • I can work at my own pace from home.
  • You can continue just where you left off.
  • No rush. Took my time.
  • Having the freedom to choose when I have time to
    study and not having to keep to a timetable has
    been a great benefit to myself.

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Learner Comments
  • Think it is good, you can come basically at any
    time.
  • Fits in well with working fulltime
  • I cant give up work so this gives me the
    opportunity to get skills
  • Works well with school age children
  • I can work around the needs of my three young
    children

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Learner Comments
  • I have a disability so this is the only way I
    can study and not feel pressured to keep up with
    the other members of the class. I can take longer
    if I need to.
  • As I live 100 km from the nearest TAFE, I would
    not have been able to partake in these studies
    under normal circumstances.

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Franca Child Care
  • Franca La Pila
  • Needed Qualification
  • No computer background
  • Used CyberTots Toolbox to gain Cert. III in 6
    weeks

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Flexible Learning Its Happening
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Peter Le Cornu
  • peter.lecornu_at_netspeed.com.au
  • http//lecornu.blogspot.com
  • (includes a weblog of current material on
    Learning, knowledge technology)
  • Flexible Learning Website
  • http//flexiblelearning.net.au
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