Research Projects

Research-Led Learning and Teaching

Material explaining the concept of Research-Led Teaching as it could be applied at VUW.

Please see the Research-Led Learning and Teaching website for more information.

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The e-Learning Maturity Model (eMM)

The E-Learning Maturity Model (eMM) provides a quality improvement framework with which institutions can assess and compare their capability to sustainably develop, deploy and support e-learning. This project is supported by the New Zealand Ministry of Education Tertiary e-Learning Research Fund.

Please see the eMM Project website for more information.

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The Success and Impact of Early Career Academics in New Zealand Tertiary Institutions

This project looks at the experiences of early-career academics at two New Zealand tertiary institutions. We aim to identify key recruitment, appointment, induction, training and development processes that result in well-prepared academics, capable of enhancing their students' educational outcomes and their own careers.

Please see the Early Career Project website for more information.

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NZ E-Learning Guidelines: Copyright

Copyright and intellectual property laws and contracts present a significant challenge to TEOs and staff engaged in e-learning development and delivery particularly in New Zealand. This project developed detailed information with the objective of providing a clear understanding of the legal avenues available for e-learning content reuse and development in New Zealand.

Please see the Copyright Project website for more information.

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2000 Survey of Academic Staff Needs for Support

A report on a survey of VUW academic staff conducted in 2000 which examined use and attitudes to various technologies employed in teaching delivery.

See 2000 Survey of Academic Staff Needs for Support for an electronic copy of the report.

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1998 Survey of Academic Staff Needs for Support

A report on a survey of VUW academic staff conducted in 1998 which examined use and attitudes to various technologies employed in teaching delivery.

See 1998 Survey of Academic Staff Needs for Support for an electronic copy of the report.

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