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Apply online at The Kingston College Framework for Technology Integration in Curriculum Planning and Delivery The Curriculum Cube

Apply online at Efficiency through the effective use of technology What is the Curriculum Cube? What can it deliver? Quantified efficiency savings Enhanced learner experience and outcomes Senior management support Efficiency through the effective use of technology

Apply online at The scope of the Curriculum Cube Learners – approximately 1,200 Staff – more than 65 teaching staff Faculties – all 5 Efficiency through the effective use of technology

Apply online at Kingston Uplift for Business Education Focus on the integration of new technologies into HE Business programmes Key strategy has been blending of face-to-face and online methods Models for blended curriculum delivery a key outcome The KUBE Project – the catalyst Efficiency through the effective use of technology

Apply online at Elements of curriculum delivery: the course sequence Week 1 Week 2 Week n Efficiency through the effective use of technology

Apply online at Elements of curriculum delivery: the weekly schedule Session1 Session 2 Session n Efficiency through the effective use of technology

Apply online at Elements of curriculum delivery: the pedagogic activities Teaching Learning Assessment Efficiency through the effective use of technology

Apply online at Efficiency through the effective use of technology Activity Week Session Teaching Learning Assessment Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson n Week 1 Week 2 Week n Planning the curriculum Week

Apply online at Activity Week Session Lesson 1Lesson 2Lesson n Week 1 Week 2 Week n The CURRICULUM CUBE T L A

Apply online at Modes of delivery Traditional directed study Face to face sessions Structured online activity Efficiency through the effective use of technology

Face to face delivery Online delivery Directed study = Kingston College KUBE Project Blended Learning Models for curriculum delivery Kingston College KUBE Project Blended Learning Models for curriculum delivery Traditional delivery model Blended Learning = + Online topic preparation Weekly online learning unit Free- standing online toolkit Online collaborative assessment Online collaborative assessment Scheduled online episodes Online self access resources + Teaching Learning Assessment Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson n Online post lecture summaries

Apply online at The Models and the Kingston College Curriculum Efficiency through the effective use of technology

Apply online at The Models Model 1 & 2 CMI - over 200 students Model 3 NVQ Hairdressing – over 100 students Model 4 B.A. Digital Arts – around 100 students Model 5 ESOL Horizons – approximately 155 students Model 6 Certificates in Fitness Instruction and Personal Training – just under 100 students Efficiency through the effective use of technology

Apply online at The Models Model 1-7 B.A. (Hons.) Business Management HND Business & Finance Foundation Degree in Business & Professional Administration – 380 students Efficiency through the effective use of technology

Apply online at Benefits and outcomes Learner engagement Learner success Teacher collaboration Reusable resources Reduced accommodation requirements Efficiency gains Senior management support Efficiency through the effective use of technology

Apply online at New Learning and Teaching strategy Identify and implement appropriate models from the Curriculum Cube within the provision of all 13 Schools during 2010 – 11. The Future Efficiency through the effective use of technology

Apply online at Efficiency through the effective use of technology