The role of collaborative online tools in business and community engagement with course design/delivery

Authors

  • Jacquie Kelly
  • Andrew Stewart

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14742/apubs.2009.2277

Keywords:

Collaboration, online tools, business and community engagement, course design, course delivery, innovation, employer engagement

Abstract

‘The Trialling of Collaborative Online Tools for BCE’ JISC-funded project is investigating the use of collaborative online tools to support Business and Community Engagement (BCE) in a variety of contexts via a number of trials situated in colleges and universities within the UK. BCE is the strategic management of interactions, partnerships and transactions with partners and clients external to the institution. This includes the commercial and public sectors (including charities and trusts), the cultural landscape and the social and civic arena. Three of the eight trial projects are working with partners in the design and/or delivery of curricula. Two have an international dimension and one is a large regional partnership with The Regional Health Authority. These three are trialling very different approaches and tools to support their BCE activities and through their activities and experiences, future BCE collaborative ventures will benefit. This poster shows progress to date.

 

 

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Published

2009-12-01

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ASCILITE Conference - Concise Papers

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