eLearning Training Attendances

Practical, hands-on eLearning workshops are offered through Staff Professional Development to help staff prepare their courses each semester. Staff attendances at workshops for January - March 2017 total 346 participants.

Workshop Attendances

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eLearning Solutions Service

The eLearning Solutions Service is designed to help staff implement the UQ eLearning tools that most successfully solve common teaching and learning problems. The eLearning Solutions Service to date in 2017 has catered for 53 Course Coordinators teaching into 82 courses and servicing a total of 12 644 student experiences across the university. The top three most common individual tools implemented are online marking/submission, group management and group peer assessment / ePortfolio respectively.


eLearning Helpdesk - Support Requests and Trends

Chart of Support Requests

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The number of jobs for March 2017 increased by 8.7% when compared to March 2016 yet decreased by 14.8% when compared to March 2015 and decreased by 39% when compared to February 2017.

Course Management jobs for March 2017 increased by 17.6% when compared with March 2016 yet decreased by 29.2% when compared with March 2015 and decreased by 81% when compared with February 2017.

Tools & Other jobs for March 2017 increased by 6.7% when compared with March 2016 yet decreased by 10.9% when compared with March 2015 yet increased by 15.8% when compared with February 2017.

The majority of jobs were distributed through Tools & Other (81.95%) with Course Management (18.05%).

RESPONSE TO SUPPORT REQUESTS FLAGGED AS URGENT BY CLIENTS

There were nine Urgent jobs during March 2017. A breakdown of the Urgent jobs are as follows.
Active learn tools (1), Blackboard usage (1), Blackboard assignment tool (2), Blackboard course content (1), Course request (1), Echo360 (1), Turnitin (2). All requests were responded to within an hour.