Guide to Developing Enabling Policies for Digital Teaching and Learning
In this research article we investigated possible correlations between
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Guide to Developing Enabling Policies for Digital Teaching and Learning
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National Forum
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Accessibility & Inclusion, Digital Learning, National Forum Publications, Teaching and Learning Practice
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The guide provides a stepped approach to developing an enabling policy for digital teaching and learning.
Following the format of most National Forum initiatives and reports, the guide was developed following consultation across the sector in conjunction with a review of policies in Ireland and abroad.
An updated version of this guide was published in 2021 and is available here: https://hub.teachingandlearning.ie/resource/guide-to-developing-enabling-policies-for-digital-and-open-teaching-and-learning/
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