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posted on 2024-06-04, 00:29authored byCJ Patrick, W Fallon, Malcolm CampbellMalcolm Campbell, I Devenish, J Kay, J Lawson, L Russell, F Tayebjee, P Cretchley
Work Integrated Learning (WIL) provides rich, relevant learning through a partnership between universities and employers. Through a collaborative approach to building knowledge, the capability and capacity of experienced WIL leaders in the university and orkplace will be enhanced for improved student outcomes. Having established how and where WIL leadership is situated, the project will identify the critical challenges to WIL leadership capabilities and structures. Through institutionally-based Master Classes that model and employ a distributed learning approach, through national Communities of Practice and a WIL Leadership Summit, a framework and guidelines to support WIL leadership capacity building nationally will be developed, trialled and validated. The project will draw upon expertise and experiences of staff from five Australian universities, each with a demonstrated strong WIL commitment. The distributive leadership approach to WIL will be developed and tested within employer-based individual disciplines. The framework and guidelines will be sustained nationally through the key WIL professional association, the Australian Collaborative Education Network.
History
Pagination
1-47
Open access
Yes
ISBN-13
9781743616482
Language
eng
Publication classification
A6 Research report/technical paper
Copyright notice
2014, Office for Learning and Teaching
Publisher
Australian Government Office for Learning and Teaching