Consultancy

In addition to helping with various individual projects, ICT Learning has played a role in assisting a number of departments in the development and delivery of ICT within their own undergraduate modules and with postgraduate provision. If you are an academic here at Hull perhaps we can assist you to do something similar?

Current Examples

As part of their first year all undergraduates in the Business School take a core 'Academic and Professional Skills' module. This long thin module contains a significant element of ICT skills throughout incorporating a broad range of software aimed at producing a professional approach to ICT use.  As part of the  assessment strategy, students must demonstrate and reflect on the ICT skills they have developed over the year.

Law requested an induction to ICT at Hull for their new postgraduates.

Education asked for help introducing new students to eBridge.

Foundation Science asked us to introduce effective use of key software to their students.

Overseas students planning to undertake a Masters here at Hull now have the opportunity to take a 60 credit "Higher Education Studies Skills" certificate over the summer i.e. finishing just before they take up a place here as a student.  ICT Learning provides one of the three modules offered in this programme.

If you have a project incorporating ICT and you would like help with it e.g. design of module incorporating the assessment of ICT skills,  please contact Lynn Saville, ICT Learning either via the email address l.c.saville@hull.ac.uk or on ext 5477.


Page last updated by Vikki Scott on 1/8/2010

News

All of the 2009 cohort of international pre-masters students passed the ICT module.

This summer, in a chance meeting with a student from the 2008 cohort, I was very gratified that this very happy and enthusiast Masters student was keen to tell me what an impact the ICT module had made on her approach to her studies.