2007 ITQ Conference
Workshop Programme - Stream B
Unlocking the potential of ITQ
Presented by the sponsoring organisations
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1. Employer engagement Paul McCloskey (City and Guilds) and John Pritchard (Cambridgeshire Regional College) |
Engaging, marketing and delivering to small and medium sized companies, highlightling their work and engagement with Robert Sayles and their use of bespoke software. Presentation - City and Guilds |
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2. ICT units and the developing Qualifications and Credit Framework Suzanne Jones (NOCN) |
ICT units being used as part of the tests and trials of the Framework, which are directly mapped to the ITQ. |
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3. ITQ: Delivery, Assessment and Quality Assurance |
ITQ – Offering flexibility and maintaining the quality is challenging; however, it is possible! This workshop will look at delivery approaches which engage the learner. The training and development and structures needed for Trainers and Assessors as they become confident in maximising opportunities for assessment. And the role of the Internal Verifier in ensuring quality, whilst recognising and encouraging innovative assessment practices. Presentation |
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4. The Best Practice ITQ Jeremy Barlow and Wilf Voss (BCS) |
BCS has created the ultimate ITQ package by using technology to support and simplify the delivery of the qualification. As such the BCS ITQ can be managed completely online via a dedicated e-portfolio. In a unique agreement, BCS also provides a 3 year e-skills Passport with every candidate registration. BCS has worked with e-skills UK to integrate the Passport with our e-portfolio solution to ensure simplicity in the management of candidates. The aim of this workshop is therefore to explore the innovative way in which technology can be used to manage the ITQ journey. |
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5. Using technology effectively in the collection of evidence and in the management of the candidate portfolio Allen Kaye (Edexcel) and Branson Jackson (Orange) |
Understand from one of the leading telecoms companies how they have used e-portfolios with their learners. Presentation |
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6. Understanding your e-learning customer Chris Swingler (ALP) and Laura overton (SfBN) |
Explore how to provide the most appropriate environment for learners using technology in the learning process. Presentation |
Contact
If you have a specific enquiry about the conference please contact Beth O'Connor on 0207 963 8951 or email beth.oconnor@e-skills.com.
Last modified: 01 Feb 2008
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"I found e-skills Passport very useful for modelling the profiles that formed the basis of what the business needed." - Kit Ruparel, Message Pad