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The Monash Virtual Learning Environment

Marnie Hughes-Warrington and Jeremy Du VéVDIT eLearning Conference 25 June 2010

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Our Initial Starting Point: Learning Management Systems

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The Process

Dec 2009-April 2010

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Wider starting points

Previous migrations, but more importantly…

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What kind of learning?

42% of first year students aren’t sure that at least one of their teachers knows them by name

31% of students believe that they are learning about research undertaken in their university

44% of students under the age of 25 find lectures helpful

98% utilise learning technologiesThe First Year Experience Survey 2009

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What kind of ‘systems’?

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Student ‘images’ of curriculum

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Can we engage in curriculum by design?

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Staff views of the LMS

Stress factor ∞

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But staff and students were deeply interested in ‘learning elearning’, and wanted to contextualise the LMS

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Curriculum Reform and

Renewal

Educational Development Framework

The Monash Virtual

Learning Environment

The Monash Passport

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The Monash Virtual Learning Environmentpowered by

Monash VRE

Mahara

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Digital Ecosystem

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VLE:• Has individual components, but they derive their

power via connection – the project team, staff and students, the

software• A VLE is as much a cultural phenomenon as a

collection of technologies• Allows us to think more about cloud computing• It has a history: not all elements appear

simultaneously

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Thank youhttp://sites.google.com/site/monashvle/


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