ePioneers (2008) was a new approach to e-learning adoption, based on mentoring of 'quick gain' projects, with individual and School-wide outcomes. It offers a way to move e-learning beyond early adopters and into the mainstream.

Through 23 video conversations, and supported by 29 documents, 11 School of Education staff offered a balanced view of e-learning adoption …

"The ePioneers project showed how a School can widen the use of e-learning by supporting the development of individual ideas to solve a range of problems, both large and small."

Wyn Morgan
Director of Teaching and Learning
ePioneers video: "Barriers to e-learning uptake." Duration: 3 minutes : 6 seconds ePioneers video: "Barriers to e-learning uptake." Duration: 3 minutes : 6 seconds

"There's a myth that surrounds the magic of the technology and the huge amount of skill and knowledge that you need to have to make these technologies actually work."

Do Coyle
School of Education
Barriers to e-learning uptake.
ePioneers themes
Transferable

The programme's flexibility arose from its emphasis on addressing the teaching and administrative issues raised by staff.
Research-based

An approach based on mentoring principles helped staff gain confidence in identifying and adapting technologies to meet their needs.
Balanced

The online community didn't produce the conversations that were hoped for: staff explored the reasons why in their critique.

Designing the ePioneers programme
in ePioneers programme

The role of the mentor in developing e-learning
in Mentoring

Building an online community: a critique
in Outcomes

Context, detail and theory…

... all ePioneers documents

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