Difference between revisions of "Online training modules for graduate skills"
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==Problem to be solved & who benefits== | ==Problem to be solved & who benefits== | ||
* provide skills for up to 20,000 graduate students | * provide skills for up to 20,000 graduate students | ||
| + | * leverage work done and build capacity at local institutions | ||
| + | * depth and breadth of knowledge | ||
*Launching September 2014 | *Launching September 2014 | ||
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==Measures of Success== | ==Measures of Success== | ||
| − | * percentage completion | + | * percentage completion (double) |
* applicability across institutions | * applicability across institutions | ||
Revision as of 14:06, 6 August 2014
Contents
Problem to be solved & who benefits
- provide skills for up to 20,000 graduate students
- leverage work done and build capacity at local institutions
- depth and breadth of knowledge
- Launching September 2014
- http://mygradskills.ca
Universities involved
- McMaster, Waterloo, Guelph, Western, Queen's, UofT, Ottawa
- branding for the overall project, and individual
Modules
- 18 modules total
- About 1 hr in length each
Measures of Success
- percentage completion (double)
- applicability across institutions
Challenges
- consistency, creation of templates
- sustainability over time
Sharing
- platform is Moodle, will be limited by domain
- definitely available to the 6 universities listed above, potentially all Ontario Universities
