What do FE Learners say? Dr Greg Benfield Birmingham, 15/01/15 #digitalstudent

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What do FE Learners say? Dr Greg Benfield Birmingham, 15/01/15 #digitalstudent

Focus Groups We conducted 12 Focus groups at 6 colleges, comprising 220 learners from: » Child Health and Social Care (Level 3, L1B & Higher) » Creative Media (vocational) » Animal Management (vocational) » IT (Level 3) » Sociology (AS & A2) Jisc Digital Student

Focus group protocol Tools » Learner profile » Protocol » Card sort Skills » What we learnt about conducting research in the FE setting 21/05/2014Jisc Digital Student

7 Key themes 21/05/2014Jisc Digital Student Don’t assume we are digitally literate We need ongoing development We expect the same (or better) services as in school… We expect college to provide what we need… We expect modern learning resources that are easy to find and use We want to work with lecturers… Ask us what we need…

Responses to findings Jisc Digital Student Each table has been allocated two key findings » Discuss each one in turn » What would we have to do to meet these challenges? » What actions would be needed? List your ideas onto flip chart Prioritise your actions

Reporting back Jisc Digital Student What to do first?