I started off okay. Inclusion is a word I am well familiar with. Innovation also filled my mind with ideas. But implementation? I suddenly realised it would be a good idea to define these words, especially as I've had a sneaky peak at the first TMA and I'm going to be writing 1000 words about one of them. So I've started with a definition (stolen from Google, using the technique one of my sons showed me of typing define: inclusion, etc. into a Google search).
Inclusion:
Definition: The act of being included within a group or structure.- The use of a VLE to tackle rural isolation
- Blended learning for ESOL learners
- MOOC to provide ESOL for Syrian refugees
- Can interactive whiteboards motivate travellers enough to improve achievement?
- A video to raise awareness/funds for Worklink
- How could technology improve teaching, learning and assessment in BSL sessions?
Innovation:
Definition: The act of making changes in something established, especially by introducing new methods, ideas or products.- How could technology improve teaching, learning and assessment in BSL sessions?
- Introducing apps to enable learner voice
- Producing photobooks as RARPA evidence
- Use of QR codes in promoting courses
- An interactive ILP on the VLE
- The case for **** going mobile
Implementation:
Definition: The process of putting a decision or plan into effect.- Dragging **** into the 21st century
- MOOC for early reading – synthetic phonics
- Could **** save money by going Open Source?
- The use of mobile devices in improving Functional Skills achievements
- Embedding interactivity into teaching, learning and assessment
- Implementing Fundamental British Values through the VLE
- Online safety – implementing a cross-organisational community
