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ERIC EJ809750: Introducing E-Developers to Support a University's B...
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Introducing technology in higher education raises
questions about staff roles and the organisation of
development practices. This article presents the findings
from a case study that was undertaken to evaluate the
effectiveness of introducing three centrally supported e-
developers to work with academic teams to provide
specialist support. The e-developer role is explained,
and related to existing literature about learning
technologists. The case illustrates how the e-developers
worked collaboratively with academic staff and the
perceptions of the academic staff, e-developers and
educational technology leaders of the e-developer model
used in a university in southwest London. The findings
offer an opportunity to understand this kind of role, and
the value of a model of staff development that does not
involve taking academic staff out of the teaching area to
become e-developers. The model supports "situative"
professional development, which helps promote technology
integration into teaching and suggests that e-developers
provided cost-effective mentorship which participants
believed would have a positive impact on student
learning.
Date Published: 2016-05-28 14:25:28
Identifier: ERIC_EJ809750
Item Size: 7117747
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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