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Teaching at ECU: Transnational Teaching - PDC115

Transnational Teaching @ ECU (PDC 115) is intended to enable ECU staff teaching or coordinating units in partner institutions to enhance the delivery of their units and ensure comparability of standards across delivery sites.

The program describes the roles and responsibilities of staff coordinating units offshore, the potential impact of cultural differences on the teaching learning and assessment processes, and details about the moderation process.

PDC115 Blackboard Community Site
(NB: If the community site states 'Access Denied', simply click 'Login' at the bottom of the page, and log into your ECU Blackboard account. At this point, you should be able to enroll in the community site as per usual.)