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Re: JISC Attitudinal Survey 2007

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Richard Everett <[log in to unmask]>

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Virtual Learning Environments <[log in to unmask]>

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Tue, 12 Jun 2007 17:50:50 +0100

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Mark 
 
I understand your concerns about the quality of bids and the capability to deliver - but surely that is something that can be ascertained as part of the evaluation process. What is at issue here is that FE is being discriminated against by being excluded even when it delivers HE. I take it that JISC would not prevent a small HE institution from bidding just on its size so why are they preventing small HE provision from applying just because it is contained within an FE institution.
 
Richard

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From: Virtual Learning Environments on behalf of Mark Stiles
Sent: Tue 12/06/2007 15:45
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: [VLES] JISC Attitudinal Survey 2007


Richard

As has already been pointed out, it is hardly JISC's fault that LSC don't see fit to provide the funding needed to allow FE to participate more widely in its activities.  (Plus as has already been said, it's not just HEFCE, but HEFCW, SHEFC, and DEL). Plus, when the funding IS higher education funding, at what level do you say an FEI is eligible - ten students?  I appreciate the limits posed are arbitrary, but there IS a level of minimum HE provision needed to make an FEI-based HE bid credible AND deliverable surely?

Mark


On 12/6/07 2:51 pm, "Richard Everett" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:



	HEFCE and JISC are indivisible - if there is an issue that is affecting JISC (as a result of HEFCE funding rules) then IMHO JISC should be telling HEFCE that it is harming their standing in the wider community (with a view to getting the policy changed). 
	 
	It seems to me to be a totally legitimate view of staff in FE to think (irrespective of whether it is the JISCs fault or HEFCEs) that there is unfair treatment of FE colleges delivering HE.
	 
	It seems to me that the whole point of having an attitudinal survey is to find out what attitudes people have of the JISC - I am willing to bet that a large number of FE colleges would hold similar views on this matter - it will be interesting to see if the survey bears that out.
	
	Regards
	
	Richard
	
	
________________________________

	From: Virtual Learning Environments [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Mark Stiles
	Sent: 12 June 2007 14:03
	To: [log in to unmask]
	Subject: Re: [VLES] JISC Attitudinal Survey 2007
	
	Richard
	
	What Jacqui has said is important.  JISC are actually very keen to involve FE colleges, but where calls are specifically funded by, for example, HEFCE those funders do set conditions.  JISC's desire to involve FE is evidenced by all the pre-call briefings and workshops that were held ahead of the HE in FE call.  (I would add that FE colleagues would do well to engage with such events, and things like bidding workshops held by ALT and the RSCs, as they DO suffer from their inexperience in writing bids)
	
	One of the things that FE can do to improve their chances is to involve themselves as much as possible in the community and forge links with others.  I have had two or three of Staffordshire's FEI partners as active partners in my last four JISC projects.
	
	(As a last point - my team are not "postgraduates", they are professional learning technologists!)
	
	Mark
	
	
	On 12/6/07 12:00 pm, "Jacquie Kelly" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
	
	

		Hi Richard,
		
		The primary reason for some small  HE providers not being allowed to bid
		in their own right is that the money  for these projects comes from HEFCE
		and they decide on the funding  criteria.
		
		You may recall that fairly recently the LSC decided to cut  their funding
		to JISC and so maybe this is who you need to  lobby.
		
		Regards,
		Jacquie
		
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		-----Original  Message-----
		From: Virtual Learning Environments [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On
		Behalf  Of Richard Everett
		Sent: 12 June 2007 11:51
		To:  [log in to unmask]
		Subject: Re: FW: JISC Attitudinal Survey 2007
		
		Hi  Phil
		
		This still does not address the inequity of some FE colleges  that
		deliver HE being specifically excluded from bidding. It is  primarily
		this that causes the JISC to be accused of being an exclusive  club.
		
		I would have thought that in the interests of a better experience  for
		students in Higher Education, the JISC would wish to encourage  FE
		participation so that it can learn from the valuable experience FE  has
		to offer (or is it a case of HE knows best - FE can pick up the  crumbs)?
		
		Richard
		
		-----Original Message-----
		From: Virtual  Learning Environments [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On
		Behalf  Of Philip Butler
		Sent: 12 June 2007 11:28
		To:  [log in to unmask]
		Subject: Re: [VLES] FW: JISC Attitudinal Survey  2007
		
		Hi Gary, Richard,
		
		I realise that this often feels like a  club, but Universities have
		Teaching and Learning Centres geared up for  this type of work; whole
		teams of post-graduates led by emminent professors  (like Mark Stiles,
		etc.) work on these projects.  The issue isn't  about people losing out
		on 'dosh' being handed out, it's whether the money  will enable projects
		to be delivered effectively.  Commonly smaller  LP's don't' have the
		infrastructure or resources to do this, and if they  were to 'buy it in',
		it's questionable whether this is cost effective, and  what happens to it
		when the money dries up and the project finishes?   
		
		However, when universities bid for projects, they often actively  look
		for collaborative partnerships with FEI's and Sixth Form  Colleges.
		Perhaps it would be worth setting up a Wikki or a searchable  Social
		Networking site where interested learning providers can  register,
		listing resources they can offer, etc.?
		
		Moodle Regional  User Group
		Only a couple of places left for what must be the Moodle event  of the
		year!
		http://www.rsc-london.ac.uk/1042/
		
		(Additional  charge for non-supported institutions - but we're not an
		exclusive  club!)
		
		Very best wishes
		Philip
		
		Philip Butler, Senior  e-Learning Adviser JISC RSC for London ULCC, 20
		Guilford Street London WC1N  1DZ
		
		Tel: 020 7692 1643 (Office)
		     0787  962 0421 (Mobile)
		www.rsc-london.ac.uk
		
		
		
		
		
		-----Original  Message-----
		From: Virtual Learning Environments [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On
		Behalf  Of Gary Musham
		Sent: 12 June 2007 09:41
		To:  [log in to unmask]
		Subject: Re: FW: JISC Attitudinal Survey 2007
		
		Hi  Richard
		
		I agree, I used to work in a sixth form College that didn't  even get a
		look in regarding JISC bids. The bid door was well and truly  locked!
		
		Regards
		
		Gary  Musham
		
		________________________________
		
		From: Virtual Learning  Environments on behalf of Richard Everett
		Sent: Tue 12/06/2007 09:09
		To:  [log in to unmask]
		Subject: Re: [VLES] FW: JISC Attitudinal Survey  2007
		
		
		
		I liken it to the JISC being a bit of an exclusive club.  Supposedly all
		institutions delivering Higher Education are able to bid for  funding
		opportunities but in reality it is only a 'club' of institutions  that
		can. Many Further Education Colleges, that do in fact deliver HE,  are
		specifically excluded from bidding - that IMHO is the  inequity.
		
		Hope that clarifies
		
		R
		
		-----Original  Message-----
		From: Virtual Learning Environments [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On
		Behalf  Of STILES Mark J
		Sent: 11 June 2007 19:38
		To:  [log in to unmask]
		Subject: Re: [VLES] FW: JISC Attitudinal Survey  2007
		
		What form do see this parity taking Richard - and indeed, in what  way is
		parity lacking?
		
		Mark
		
		-----Original  Message-----
		From: Virtual Learning Environments [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On
		Behalf  Of Richard Everett
		Sent: 11 June 2007 18:59
		To:  [log in to unmask]
		Subject: [VLES] FW: JISC Attitudinal Survey  2007
		
		Personally I think a little bit of parity between Higher Education  and
		FE colleges who deliver HE wouldn't go amiss for bidding! I will  put
		that in the survey but I don't necessarily think that others need to  ;-)
		
		R
		
		-----Original Message-----
		From: A JISC announce list.  [mailto:[log in to unmask]]  On
		Behalf Of Philip POTHEN
		Sent: 11 June 2007 16:37
		To:  [log in to unmask]
		Subject: JISC Attitudinal Survey  2007
		
		JISC Attitudinal Survey 2007
		
		How well do you know JISC?  What could it do better? Do you find Intute
		useful? How about Copac? What  e-resources should JISC Collections
		acquire?
		
		JISC is keen to know  the answers to these questions and others like them
		and it is only you -  the members of the community we serve - who can
		provide us with them. If  you think JISC could do better, or is great
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		Collections and the  Advisory Services (e.g. TechDIS, TASI) as well as
		other issues of  importance to JISC and the community. The survey is open
		until 29th June  and staff at all JISC-supported organisations in the UK
		are welcome to  participate. Feedback from the survey will be used by
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