New Masters Degree in Learning with Technology

July 25th, 2008 | Adult & Community Learning, FE & Skills, Further Education, Higher Education, Peer Support, Specialist Colleges, Training, Voluntary Sector, Work Based Learning |  Tagged ,

The University of Bolton have contacted us with details of a new Masters in Learning with Technology, developed in the new Institute for Educational Cybernetics (home of the JISC-CETIS service).

The degree is innovative in taking a work-focussed approach to maintain the highest possible relevance to students’ practice. The expectation of an exhibition as a final dissertation ensures effective dissemination to stakeholders.

It is fully online and is designed to be capable of following full-time whilst in full-time work, but is also possible to follow a part-time route.

Further information is on the web site: http://idibl.bolton.ac.uk

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