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Using mobile technologies for induction

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FE learning resources digital, e-media and IT induction to all learners.
Learner IT entitlement
Introduction and Overview
With the College moving into a new campus, the learners' learning resources induction was a challenge to both staff and learners. Staff were very much learning about their new environment and had to impart this information to learners through induction. We chose to experiment with QR codes for information dissemination and the student response systems (SRS) to make the induction evaluation process more interactive, and improve data collection efficiency.
Induction, learner entitlement, information dissemination, Walsall College
Technologies
QR codes, mobile phones, student response systems
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This case study examines two mobile technologies: QR codes and student response systems. The QR codes are used to disseminate information the SRS is used to collect information.
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Jayne Holt
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jholt@walsallcollege.ac.uk
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Walsall College of Arts and Technology
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