Ready to Send and Receive? Improving Adult Learners' English through Email
etf:3359
This project: ‘Ready to Send and Receive’ attempted to improve ESOL learners’ skills in writing and reading emails.
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Curriculum delivery
Developing Essential Digital skills amongst Elementary Level Learners of ESOL
etf:3358
A course was developed to enable learners to confidently access email and Zoom sessions across a range of devices.
Delivering EDS to ESOL Learners
etf:3357
This project aimed to develop the digital skills of Entry Level 2 ESOL learners to enhance their life skills, and support delivery of their online ESOL programme.
Beginner EDS? There's an App for that!
etf:3356
The project aimed to develop MAES's Learning Community app to provide a safe and supportive space for learners to develop their digital skills.
Assumptions and Anxieties: Learners' Feelings about Applying Digital Skills in Workplace Contexts
etf:3355
The project aimed to develop specific digital skills most pertinent to potential carers, including notetaking.
Embedding Wellbeing Approaches in EDS Programmes
etf:3354
This project explored the real impact misinformation is having on women who are disproportionately affected in COVID-19 times.
Developing Colleagues' Digital Communication and Collaboration Skills
etf:3353
This project aimed to explore the effectiveness of a range of collaborative learner-led digital activities.
Supporting LDD Learners Using Microsoft Teams
etf:3352
This project aimed to develop sessions with supporting resources to give LDD learners greater confidence and independence when accessing MS Teams for the first time.
Effective Teaching Online through Reflection, Collaboration and Expert Input
etf:3351
This project aimed to enable English specialists to explore methods for improving learner experiences and outcomes in a blended learning environment (BLE).
Online Learning Approaches
etf:3350
A collaboration between Shipley and Waltham Forest Colleges, which explored how to secure the engagement of GCSE English students through blended learning.
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