The brand new module H890 ‘Research and Scholarship in Digital Education’ begins in early October and registration closes imminently! This is a fantastic module with some great practical experiences including designing a detailed research proposal OR undertaking your own piece of scholarship, and on either track you will present your work at our brilliant student online conference in April! It can be taken as an integral part of the Masters in Online Teaching or as a standalone unit that is ideal for anyone about to launch into a postgraduate research degree.
Similarly registration closes soon for our October-start micro-credentials, all of which take 12 weeks with an assignment submission date in early January. These usually run three times a year, with starts also in March and June. These include:
HZFM881 Online Teaching: Creating Courses for Adult Learners (Learn the practical skills you need to create online courses successfully, and develop your ability to teach adults online)
And four (soon 5) micro-credentials that can be used as part of the Masters in Online Teaching pathway (or taken as standalone courses):
- HZFM882 Online Teaching: Evaluating and Improving Courses (Develop the skills you need to evaluate the success of your online teaching and enhance your students’ remote learning experience).
- HZFM883 Teacher Development: Embedding Mental Health in the Curriculum (Develop skills to design inclusive teaching, learning, and assessment activities that enhance student mental health and wellbeing).
- HZFM884 Online Teaching: Accessibility and Inclusive Learning (Make your online teaching accessible and learn how to plan, design, and deliver inclusive learning and teaching online).
- HZFM885 Online Teaching: Embedding Social, Race, and Gender-Related Equity (Discover how to embed equity in your online teaching and support equitable participation for all).
(Launching in early 2024 we also have HZFM889 Teacher Development: Addressing the Climate Emergency which will form another option for the Masters in Online Teaching).
Sign up now to avoid missing out!