Quality Improvement

The Resource Centre contains practical material about good teaching and learning in the tertiary sector. The Resources can come from the Communities and Project Groups on the site. The Resources are high-quality, well-presented, evidence-based, and relevant to New Zealand.

Quality Improvement includes organisational quality management systems, self-assessment and external evaluation, evaluation of programmes and teaching.

Most Recent Resources about Quality Improvement

Learning and Teaching in the Discipline of Law: achieving and sustaining excellence in a changed and changing environment

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This Australian project closely examined a number of areas associated with ensuring the provision of high quality legal education to achieve quality outcomes for a diverse range of students entering upon a course of study in law.

A synthesis of foundation learning evaluation and research in New Zealand

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This synthesis provides an overview of research and evaluation information drawn from all recent New Zealand adult literacy, language and numeracy (LLN) initiatives. Commissioned by the Dept. Labour to inform the Upskilling Partnership project, which is researching approaches to engage employers in workplace literacy, language and numeracy programmes, to help raise their productivity.

TDU Talk - October 2009 - Providing Evidence of Good Teaching Practice

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Issue 8 - October 2009 of TDU Talk from the Teaching Development Unit at Waikato University.

'Responding to Learners' Pack

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This pack includes a series of five short guides and a set of key messages postcards containing quotes from learners. The guides, written for different institutional roles, offer recommendations on how to better respond to learners’ expectations and uses of technology and offers practical guidance on how to embed the learners’ voice more effectively into processes and practice.