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October 2023 sector co-creation workshops

In October 2023, the two areas of the Tertiary Quality Project came together and held two co-creation workshops at West Lothian College, bringing together more than 60 staff and students from across Scotland’s colleges and universities. 

 

Activity during the morning workshop focused firstly on developing the new review method, with delegates asked to work on an exercise which considered the key components of a cyclical external review method and a range of options which could be used to deliver each one. Delegates then moved on to discuss a short series of questions which explored the composition and skills of the review team. You can download copies of the exercises used during the workshop. 


In the afternoon workshop, delegates working in groups were asked to complete a tabletop exercise. A number of ‘wicked’ problems (for example, learner transitions into a programme/course of study) were used as a framework to support colleagues to design an approach to delivering national enhancement activity. Each table was given a set of cards which set out design considerations and options for a number of the key components that QAA believes are essential to successfully deliver a national approach to enhancement. Participants were asked to discuss design considerations options, rejecting those they feel are not appropriate, and to present a final model that collectively captured each group’s view. 

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You can explore each of these areas, and what you can expect from QAA Scotland, by following the links below.


Tertiary Enhancement Topic 2022-24

QAA is also one of a number of agency partners currently working on the delivery of SFC’s first commission of a Tertiary Enhancement Topic. For academic year 2022-24, this project is considering: 

 

Tertiary enhancement project
The future of learning and teaching: defining and delivering an effective and inclusive digital/blended offering