JISC

Committees: JISC Learning and Teaching committee

Programmes: e-Learning Capital programme

Terms of reference

The e-Learning capital programme advisory board followed on from the Distributed e-Learning programme advisory board. Representative membership remained more or less the same. The Advisory Board will:

• Develop an agreed understanding and overview of the scope of the capital e-Learning  programme and sub-themes, with particular reference to the broad aims of the Programme;
• Take responsibility for the respective themes, ensure that links emanating from the themes are identified and feed into the overall running of the programme
• Identify synergies and promote alignments with developments and organisations both outside and within the JISC community
• Offer advice to the programme on developing practices and standards that should be incorporated into the programme
• Comment on and approve community calls, evaluate proposals and make funding recommendations to the appropriate JISC committee
• Steer the resulting funded activity to ensure a consistent and coherent approach
• View draft and final reports from commissioned work
• Recommend additional work that could enhance the objectives of the programme
• Recommend re-adjustment of budgets across themes as necessary
• Offer advice on dissemination, sustainability strategies and evaluation for the programme
• Report to the appropriate committees and make recommendations based on the programme‘s output
• Meet 2/3 times a year as required until the successful conclusion of the programme