Personalised learning is good as it will make the student feel really special and want to achieve.

Great way to identify if problems may exist already for learners.

interesting video

This looks at the P method of personalized learning.

Interesting

This module was interesting and thought-provoking.

Great

Like the 6 P's.

I found this interesting because of the challenges posed by the creation, delivery and support of personalised learning.

Good to see recognition of the fact that required evidence for assessment from awarding bodies and institution management can mean that having an effective PLP in place ends up with the lecturer having to provide the same info in three different formats, this takes up more time than is available and so becomes unworkable. Awarding body and Management systems (which we have to use) are not always the most effective form for the student , so staff are between a rock and hard place.

Interesting overview of how to introduce flexibility in delivering a course so all learners regardless of their needs or work schedules can access it.

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questions are too subjective - what is a benefit for some is a challenge for others

Good

Good example of personalised learning pathways in practice explained.

I have fully enjoyed this module

Good - although felt like more answers possible from the list given

This module made a powerful rationale for the value of flexible personalised learning to student and the organisation and I like the idea of the ‘6 P’s’ model for prompts on how we might achieve this.

I would have liked to see more practical examples of how technology can support - the focus at the moment is on VLE and eportfolios. These are good tools but not universally available to teaching staff. Conversely, shared access to GoogleDrive or Dropbox, use of Skype for ad hoc support etc are all technically easy but come with privacy and other issues that need unpacking. Personalised pathways can also be available within traditional courses, not just as an alternative to them.