Digivisio 2030’s new e-learning training now available

The latest e-learning training course provide the tools to plan even higher-quality and more varied learning content, especially for continuous learners. The courses are specifically designed to support the work of teaching and support staff at higher education institutions.

What’s it all about?

As part of the Digivisio 2030 project, e-learning training has been produced to help staff at higher education institutions plan even better learning content for continuous learners.  The training courses provide not only up-to-date information and new perspectives, but also practical tips on how to deliver the training. The courses are specifically designed for teaching and support staff at higher education institutions.

High-quality e-learning is key to promoting the Digivisio 2030 target scenario.  The focus is on the continuous learner, whose expectations and needs are different from those of degree students. “While they are working, continuous learners seek to learn the knowledge and skills they need for their job. Continuous learners can be motivated, for example, by the integration of studies into work, the optional nature of learning methods and the time spent on learning. The courses provide perspectives and solutions on these themes, among other things.

Read about the 2024 training courses!

Digivisio lives as it teaches: this year’s training has been designed as modular content for continuous learners, in this case the teaching and support staff at higher education institutions. In practice, the training courses are snappy videos and podcasts, which can be easily used in everyday life and at work. The courses and their components are self-contained units from which you can pick and choose the pieces that suit you. The trainings published now are:

• Modularity in learning and teaching
• Why, what, how – Learning analytics for teachers and learners
• Supporting accessibility, inclusion and equality
• New ways of delivering training – Microlearning and gamification
• Video in learning and teaching

Training on Digivision’s YouTube channel and Aoe.fi

All e-learning training courses produced by Digivisio are available at the Library of Open Educational Resources at AOE.fi. In addition to video and podcast content, the courses are supported by roadmaps and assignments, which can be found in the service. The training is available in Finnish, Swedish and English: videos can be subtitled in the language of your choice and podcasts are available with text transcripts. Videos and podcasts can also be found on the Digivisio’s YouTube channel.

Trainings at the Teaching and Learning Centre of Tampere Universities community

We have put together the trainings on the Teaching and Learning Centre website so that you can easily find links to the podcasts and videos related to the trainings, as well as questions for reflection.

Modularity in learning and teaching

This Modularity in learning and teaching series of two videos explores modularity as a phenomenon and encourages thinking about the learning process from the perspective of the continuous learner.

Why, what, how – Learning analytics for teachers and learners

This Why, what, how – Learning analytics for teachers and learners podcast series explores learning analytics: what it is, why you should be interested in it, how it can be used and what experiences your fellow teachers have had of it.

Supporting accessibility, inclusion and equality

In this three-part training Supporting accessibility, inclusion and equality you will learn how to explore, understand and promote accessibility, inclusion and equality in everyday life.

New ways of delivering training – Microlearning and gamification

In this New ways of delivering training – Microlearning and gamification series of two videos, new ways of delivering training are explored. You will learn about micro-learning and its use in higher education, as well as perspectives on the use of gamification in teaching.

Video in learning and teaching

Would you like to use video as part of your teaching, but don’t know how? Then this Video in learning and teaching is the course for you. This video series explores the use of video in education: the aim is to support teachers in integrating video into their teaching, continuous learning and activities with learners.

The trainings have been created in the Digivision 2030 project and co-delivered by:

• Satu Aksovaara, Jyväskylä University of Applied Sciences
• John Henriksson, Åbo Akademi University
• Riikka Järvinen, South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences.
• Olesia Kullberg, LAB University of Applied Sciences
• Eila Pajarre, Tampere University
• Outi Wallin, Tampere University of Applied Sciences

Digivisio 2030 is a joint project involving all Finnish higher education institutions whose aim is to create a future for learning that benefits the institutions, learners and our society.

As part of the Digivisio 2030 project, higher education institutions have developed a new digital service. Opin.fi is a completely new digital service that brings together the open study offerings of Finnish higher education institutions in one place. The solution is created for everyone who wants to apply or return to higher education.

It will be launched in 2025. In the future, each learner will continuously develop themselves, learning new things and updating their old skills. Opin.fi encourages students to familiarise themselves with the most diverse study opportunities and helps them plan their own individual learning journey.

Read more at: www.digivisio2030.fi