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The Educational Development Discussion Group (EDDG) at Stevenson College Edinburgh was set up by the College's Teacher Fellow.
Since then EDDG have met periodically to discuss issues associated with the theory and practice of teaching and learning in further education.
The purpose of the EDDG blog is to record and extend the lively discussions of the group.
Please use the blog to share your comments about teaching and learning.
Below you'll find links to sites which have been developed by various lecturers. They will give a flavour of what's happening at the moment.
Some of the sites are open-access and some are password-protected. We've listed the open-access ones first. If you want to get access to the password-protected ones, just get in touch with the contact person and they'll give you guest access.
Open-access:
Higher English evening class:
http://pamseveningclassblog.blogspot.com/
Blog for Communication class for Access to HE (Languages) group:
http://jerry-at-stevenson--language-access.blogspot.com/
Youtube site which showcases some of the work produced by media students:
http://www.youtube.com/stevensoncollege
Blog for Int 2 Business - Communication class:
http://int2business-stevenson.blogspot.com/
Stevenson's library blog:
http://scelibrary.blogspot.com/
Stevenson's book group blog: http://scebookgroup.blogspot.com/
Stevenson's walking group blog:
http://scewalks.blogspot.com/
__________________________________
Password required:
Google Group for Higher English class: http://groups.google.com/group/jerrys-higher-english-class--stevenson?hl=en
For guest access contact: jerryoneill@stevenson.ac.uk
Cross-college Wiki for Communication students:
http://communication-sce.wetpaint.com/
For guest access contact: jerryoneill@stevenson.ac.uk
HND Music wiki:
http://hndmusic.wetpaint.com/
For guest access contact: hsaunders@stevenson.ac.uk
This is the blog for the Educational Development and Discussion Group (EDDG) at Stevenson College Edinburgh.
Welcome to the EDDG blog
The Educational Development Discussion Group (EDDG) at Stevenson College Edinburgh was set up by the College's Teacher Fellow.
Since then EDDG have met periodically to discuss issues associated with the theory and practice of teaching and learning in further education.
The purpose of the EDDG blog is to record and extend the lively discussions of the group.
Please use the blog to share your comments about teaching and learning.
Contact EDDG
If you'd like to find out more about EDDG or discuss any issues to do with teaching and learning in general, contact any of the Teacher Fellows:
Jerry O'Neill
jerryoneill@stevenson.ac.uk
or
Jerry O'Neill
jerryoneill@stevenson.ac.uk
or
Curriculum for Excellence
What follows are some links to articles and resources on the Curriculum for Excellence.
I've put a date in beside the news stories.
Official Site for CfE
BBC News - June 2010
New curriculum prompts fresh approach in the classroom
BBC News - Apr 2010
Minister pledges to clarify Scottish curriculum plan
The Scotsman – Apr 2010
Secondary headteachers urged to back school curriculum shake-up
The Scotsman – Apr 2010
Teachers' union calls for delay in new secondary curriculum
BBC News – Dec 2009
Q and A on Curriculum for Excellence
The Scotsman – Apr 2010
Not a curriculum but a wish-list. However …
I've put a date in beside the news stories.
Official Site for CfE
BBC News - June 2010
New curriculum prompts fresh approach in the classroom
BBC News - Apr 2010
Minister pledges to clarify Scottish curriculum plan
The Scotsman – Apr 2010
Secondary headteachers urged to back school curriculum shake-up
The Scotsman – Apr 2010
Teachers' union calls for delay in new secondary curriculum
BBC News – Dec 2009
Q and A on Curriculum for Excellence
The Scotsman – Apr 2010
Not a curriculum but a wish-list. However …
Useful links (suggestions welcome)
- BECTA - examples of types of technology in education
- The importance of educational theory
- Reflective Learning through writing
- JISC conference - 2009
- Confidence and well-being
- Curriculum for Excellence
- Gale (requires Athens)
- FERRN (FE Regional Research Network)
- Further Education Research Association
- SFEU
- JISC
- The Guardian's FE section
- Moray House - Edinburgh
- BBC - adult learning
- Learning Journals
- Dept of Adult and Continuing Ed - Glasgow
- Paulo Freire
- HE guide to good practice in teaching and learning
- informal education - learning theory
Examples of wikis, blogs, etc. ...
Below you'll find links to sites which have been developed by various lecturers. They will give a flavour of what's happening at the moment.
Some of the sites are open-access and some are password-protected. We've listed the open-access ones first. If you want to get access to the password-protected ones, just get in touch with the contact person and they'll give you guest access.
Open-access:
Higher English evening class:
http://pamseveningclassblog.blogspot.com/
Blog for Communication class for Access to HE (Languages) group:
http://jerry-at-stevenson--language-access.blogspot.com/
Youtube site which showcases some of the work produced by media students:
http://www.youtube.com/stevensoncollege
Blog for Int 2 Business - Communication class:
http://int2business-stevenson.blogspot.com/
Stevenson's library blog:
http://scelibrary.blogspot.com/
Stevenson's book group blog: http://scebookgroup.blogspot.com/
Stevenson's walking group blog:
http://scewalks.blogspot.com/
__________________________________
Password required:
Google Group for Higher English class: http://groups.google.com/group/jerrys-higher-english-class--stevenson?hl=en
For guest access contact: jerryoneill@stevenson.ac.uk
Cross-college Wiki for Communication students:
http://communication-sce.wetpaint.com/
For guest access contact: jerryoneill@stevenson.ac.uk
HND Music wiki:
http://hndmusic.wetpaint.com/
For guest access contact: hsaunders@stevenson.ac.uk
RSC NewsFeed
New to blogs?
If you'd like a quick crash-course on how best to use this blog, please contact Jerry O'Neill: jerryoneill@stevenson.ac.uk
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