E-Learning for Educationalists – MA full-time

University of Bolton

Bachelor's degree

In Bolton

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  • Type

    Bachelor's degree

  • Location

    Bolton

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    Different dates available

Why choose this course? Here we will give you a challenging academic environment that is focused on bringing out the best in you. Take advantage of flexible delivery, including online and classroom delivery, which fits around your professional commitments Develop your expertise in this growing field via specialist e-learning modules Reflect on your own educational specialisms through both theory and practical work Enjoy high levels of personal tuition and close contact with staff due to small group sizes Be inspired by experienced course tutors with track records in education research, theory and practice Course overview E-learning has changed the face of education, training and vocational learning forever. E-learning practitioners can be involved in all aspects of education; for instance, vocational learning, information technology, inclusive education, management, research and planning. The MA in E-Learning for Educationalists is a specialist award for experienced educationalists. There are two specialist modules – ICT in Education and Computer-supported Collaborative Learning and E-Tutoring – and the course offers a range of optional modules. This means you can tailor your MA course according to your career and circumstances. The MA E-Learning for Educationalists is a named award within the MEd Professional Development scheme. In the first instance applicants should apply for the MEd Professional Development. About the course Masters awards in education are designed to meet the professional development needs of experienced educationalists with varied backgrounds and who work in diverse contexts. This course offers flexibility, and assignments draw...

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Bolton (Greater Manchester)
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Deane Road, BL3 5AB

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Subjects

  • IT
  • IT Development
  • IT Management
  • Technology
  • Management
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Course programme

Programme Specification http://programmes.bolton.ac.uk/EDU0002

What you will learn

This course allows rigorous academic investigation into education, particularly methods of e-learning in education. You will learn how to explore educational research and make informed comment on the applicability, relevance and usefulness of theories, concepts, models, methodologies and techniques applied to practice. You will acquire a range of advanced skills and abilities necessary for you to pursue the demands of your chosen programme successfully.

What you will study

To obtain an MA E-Learning for Educationalists you are required to achieve 180 credits. The Postgraduate Diploma in E-Learning for Educationalists is an exit award and worth 120 credits. The Postgraduate Certificate in E-Learning for Educationalists is also an exit award and worth 60 credits.

You can choose from a range of modules. To obtain an MA E-Learning for Educationalists you will undertake three core modules, three option modules and a dissertation.

There are core modules, optional modules (including the specialist modules) and a dissertation. For full details of the specialist modules please visit our 'specialist modules' web page under the 'related links' section.

Core modules (60 credits)

Research Awareness and Support Skills (20 credits) or where more appropriate Research Methods - Field Studies (20 credits); Organisational Management (20 credits); Curriculum Studies (20 credits).

Option modules (60 credits)

You will choose three including the specialist modules.

You must study the e-learning for educationalists module pair:

ICT in Education (20 credits);

Computer-supported Collaborative Leaning and E-tutoring (20 credits).

You should also choose one module from the following:

Work-Based Module B Developments (20 credits);

Work-Based Module B Case Study (20 credits);

Research Methods - Field Studies (20 credits);

Vocational Education and Development (20 credits);

The Concept and Implementation of Design and Technology (20 credits);

Competency-based Training in Vocational Education (20 credits);

Staff Development and Appraisal in Vocational Education (20 credits);

Information Technology - the Impact on Technical Education (20 credits);

The Struggle for Inclusive Education (20 credits);

Transformative Education in an Inclusive Context (20 credits);

Human Resource Management (20 credits);

Marketing (20 credits).

Dissertation (60 credits)

You must undertake a dissertation in a subject consistent with e-learning for educationalists.

Course tutors can answer any questions on module choice.

Additional information

Careers & professional development E-learning is an innovative pedagogical approach which is increasingly used in educational institutions. The advanced study of e-learning is appealing and relevant to those wishing to develop blended approaches to teaching and learning in all sectors. A masters course at the University of Bolton will also help you to develop a number of career-enhancing skills in addition to your subject-specific knowledge and understanding. These include interpersonal skills, research skills, oral and written...

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