Webinar: Building a Shared Understanding of Agile Curricula. Part 1

Webinar: Building a Shared Understanding of Agile Curricula. Part 1

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National Forum

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Teaching & Learning

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Curriculum Design

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This webinar begins a national conversation on how we understand the concept of an agile curriculum and what can be learned and shared across related projects and initiatives at national level.

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The concept of agile curricula has come to prominence in recent years, not least through the HEA’s recent Human Capital Initiative Pillar 3, which is set to see an investment of ‚Ǩ197 million over the 5-year period, 2020 to 2024. Aligning with the significant related work on which institutions are now embarking, this webinar begins a national conversation on how we understand the concept of an agile curriculum and what can be learned and shared across related projects and initiatives at national level.

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