The new Centre for Learning and Development website
Is available at: http://www.ecu.edu.au/learning-and-development/
Please update your links and bookmarks now.
This site will be removed in due course. Please email Richard Stals with any questions or comments.
CLT is responsible for building institutional capacity that facilitates the embedding of Engagement across the ECU curriculum.
This project resulted from the University’s ECU: Engaging Minds: Engaging Communities. Towards 2020 
December 2006 Strategic Plan.
To be conducted during 2009, subject to funding.
This project will seek to determine the effectiveness of ePortfolios in enhancing student learning, retention, and recruitment and as means of increasing community engagement.
Pebblepad is a web-based system which allows users to make and store records about learning, achievements and goals. Records or evidence collected over time can be used within a digital repository that can be created for variety of purposes including, assessment, appraisals, accreditation, advancement or simple story telling.
For more information contact Rebekah Apsinall on 6304 5794
During 2008 the Centre for Learning and Teaching developed and piloted a six phase Major Course Review process. This process will be used when courses undergo a major review to determine their past and present effectiveness and to set future directions in the context of the mission and vision of the University and Faculty.
A number of lecturers at the Faculty of Business and Law have developed a ‘Student Progress Log’ (SPL) to support their teaching. The SPL enables students to submit their work online over a semester in a structured sequence of activities designed to build their theoretical knowledge.
This forum is aimed at ECU teaching and support staff who have tablet computers or those interested in using tablet computers in their teaching.
We are involved in a range of e-learning projects and pilots, centered around the innovative use of technology to support and assist the development of teaching and learning at Edith Cowan University. Our current projects include;
