Creating the best student learning experience requires thoughtful curriculum design, whether you are validating, remodelling or reviewing an entire course, or designing single new units of learning.
These resources cover the whole design process from course vision to implementation, with special reference to key enhancement themes, digital learning, and employability and enterprise.
Course Designer
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Introduction and Resources List
(PDF 257KB)
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Course Vision and Values
(PDF 227KB)
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Defining Course Aims
(PDF 213KB)
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Crafting Learning Outcomes
(PDF 255KB)
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Designing Inclusive Assessment
(PDF 296KB)
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Course Structure
(PDF 207KB)
Embedding enterprise and employability
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Image courtesy of UAL
Creative Attributes Framework
Help your students to develop the wide-ranging qualities, experience and behaviours needed to prepare them for the future.
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Digital Creative Attributes Framework
How to use the DCAF in your teaching and learning.
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Supporting the Curriculum
Programmes and resources to support you to develop and embed enterprise and employability learning in the curriculum
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Image by Gracie Dahl
Intellectual property (IP) module
Increase your understanding of IP with UAL’s IP module to help to encourage best practice, respecting creative rights and the rights of others. Link to text from the supporting the curriculum page.
Design online teaching
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Working tools by Nina Cutler. Postgraduate (MA) MA Material Futures. Central Saint Martins
Inclusive blended learning design
This toolkit aims to help course teams transition to a more inclusive blended learning mode of delivery.
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Teaching online
Learn more about our digital tools and available guidance.
Contact
If you have any questions about these resources, email us: teachingexchange@arts.ac.uk
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