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Exploring Curriculum Mapping: Definitions, Examples, and Collaborations

Join Dr. Jean McKendree and Dr. Jim Kerslake to explore curriculum maps, their definitions, purposes, practical problems, collaborations, and more. The program includes presentations, discussions, and report generation based on participant input.

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Exploring Curriculum Mapping: Definitions, Examples, and Collaborations

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  1. Curriculum Maps:what are they and why would we want one? Organisers: Dr Jean McKendree Dr Jim Kerslake

  2. Goals for the day • Present some examples • Discuss definitions and purposes of a map • What can one do? What should it do? What should it NOT do? • Discuss practical problems and issues • Explore possible collaborations • NOT to dictate solutions

  3. Programme • Presentations from distinguished colleagues • Lunch with live demonstrations in HYMS • Two discussion groups to explore issues: • Implementation and maintenance issues • Pedagogic and strategic issues • Report generated based on discussions

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