We're nearing the end of our third presentation now, and starting to think about what it is that the course achieves. Some of this is OU-facing - to make sure that we capture some of the teaching innovations. We're also starting to think about what next and it's helpful to take the time to see what already marks T156 out as different.
One reflection has been that the course focuses on process and this distinguishes it from some of the online alternatives. I'm not claiming that we're the only place you can learn about production, but I do think that it's systematically built in to the fabric of the module and that T156 offers a structured way for students to learn about workflows and ways of organising their production, from pre- to post-
Seeing this in action is very encouraging:
One reflection has been that the course focuses on process and this distinguishes it from some of the online alternatives. I'm not claiming that we're the only place you can learn about production, but I do think that it's systematically built in to the fabric of the module and that T156 offers a structured way for students to learn about workflows and ways of organising their production, from pre- to post-
Seeing this in action is very encouraging:
