This category should contain all courses that are running in the current semester, and up until the three month access is over.

UDL Badge 2022 - National Roll Out

Providing a fully inclusive learning environment is complex and creating a culture of engagement and inclusion that works for all students requires a shift in thinking and a change of behavior at an institutional level. In this ever changing and increasingly diverse further and higher education landscape, Universal Design for Learning (UDL) provides an effective framework to improve the learning experience of all students within the mainstream teaching environment.

Getting Started with Personal and Professional Digital Capacity 2022

Campus Engage - Community Engaged Learning

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This open course is designed to place you on a professional development pathway, and is setting you up for your completing a PD portfolio for the future. Professional development is something you will do every day of your life without even thinking about it; however, being conscious of the development you undertake will allow you to record this and develop in a systematic way. This badge recognises the importance of placing PD into a demanding academic schedule, and considers strategies for both how to embark on PD and self-manage the process. It is designed to encourage you to be proactive in order to begin the process of developing your current role, achieving greater satisfaction and effectiveness in your current work or taking a new career direction.

Engaged Research & Innovation For Societal Impact: Building Capacity Across Ireland


 This course is designed to assist you on your professional development journey, by providing the tools, resources and guidance to become a Campus Engage Facilitator. This badge recognises the importance of understanding key concepts related to Engaged Research, along with good practices in facilitating this learning with others. This course is designed to support you in your current role, with an aim of helping you to achieve greater professional effectiveness.

Mentoring for Equality

Course Description 

The Mentoring for Equality Open Course introduces mentors to the practical steps involved in building relationships with young people. It introduces the basic concepts of equality, diversity and inclusion and walks mentors through the interactive and participatory processes that can be used to enhance positive relationship building.  Upon completion of the training the mentor will have a broader understanding of the skills associated with mentoring and communicating effectively with young people. 

The course involves learners’ participation in training and reflection, as well as engaging in a mentoring relationship with a young person. 

 

4 Key Learning Objectives/Criteria

  1. Discuss the concepts of equality, diversity and inclusion in STEM
  2. Develop strategies to engage young people through group work/engagement processes
  3. Participate in a mentoring relationship with a young person from a diverse background 
  4. Develop knowledge of appreciative enquiry and strengths-based approach to relationship building

 


Open Courses Resources

This module contains a list of resources for Facilitators