Tuesday, December 2, 2008
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This blog is managed by Louise Vakamocea and Alanieta Lesuma-Fatiaki of the University of the South Pacific, Laucala Campus, Suva, Fiji. It is meant to account for all the experiences that they encounter in their involvement in the SideCap Project.
About the SideCap Project
The SideCap Project is a European Union (EU) funded project as part of its ACP-EU Cooperation Programme in Higher Education(EDULINK). SideCap stands for Staff Improvement in distance education for Carribean, African and Pacific universities. There are 5 institutions involved in this project namely the Open University, UK (OU), University of the Highlands and Islands Millenium Institute (UHI), Scotland, University of Mauritius (UM), University of the West Indies, Trindad & Tobago (UWI) and The University of the South Pacific (USP).
The project is being led by Professor Robin Mason of the Open University of the UK.
The overall objective of the project is to:
provide 'learn by doing' opportunities for academic and other staffing in order to improve the quality of teaching, support and technology implementation for distance education at established universities in all three ACP areas.
Its specific objective is to:
repurpose existing Open Content teaching material and adapt it to local contexts using appropriate technologies.
The project activities will include workshops, reports, course materials, quality assurance documents and an interactive network. Project meetings will be held in all partner countries beginning with a kick-off meeting in Milton Keynes on 12 May 2008. The project will be for a duration of 32 months.
The project is being led by Professor Robin Mason of the Open University of the UK.
The overall objective of the project is to:
provide 'learn by doing' opportunities for academic and other staffing in order to improve the quality of teaching, support and technology implementation for distance education at established universities in all three ACP areas.
Its specific objective is to:
repurpose existing Open Content teaching material and adapt it to local contexts using appropriate technologies.
The project activities will include workshops, reports, course materials, quality assurance documents and an interactive network. Project meetings will be held in all partner countries beginning with a kick-off meeting in Milton Keynes on 12 May 2008. The project will be for a duration of 32 months.
Project Schedule
Key Resources
- OPS Show & Tell presentation (Wrapping Up) - Nov 2010
- PCF6 Abstract (No. 152) - Nov 2010
- Jan-August Progress report - 2010
- RCDF Presentation - 2010
- Finale Event Presentation - Feb 2010
- Jamaica presentation - Nov 2009
- What is this booth about? - animated video - Sept 2009
- VC Learning & Teaching Forum presentation - Sept 2009
- OPS Show & Tell presentation - Jan 09
- Project Progress presentation to VC - Dec 2008
- Dec 08 project progress report
- Mauritius Meeting Agenda (1-5 Dec 08)
- 14 Steps of Repurposing OERs - USP Case (Mauritius, Dec 2008)
- Success@USP Presentation - August 2008
- OPS Show & Tell presentation - May 08
- USP Presentation - OU, May 2008
- UK Kick-Off Meeting Agenda (12-15 May 08)
- Background Report - template
Web Links
- USP Final Dissemination Event site
- Repurposed Module site
- SideCap Project Wiki
- SideCappers Group (login required)
- OER - Essay Writing with Readings (OIL)
- OIL Magnolia Editing Suite [login required]
- Blurb - self publish your book!
- UHI
- OERs - An Introduction
- WGEDOL
- UWI
- University of Mauritius
- UK Embassy, Fiji
- The Cock Hotel
- SA Literacy Campaign (Prof. Veronica Mackay)
- OpenLearn
- Currency Converter
- CEDT
- African Council of Distance Education (ACDE)
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