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A guide to the University of Nottingham's degree programme:"Learning, technology and education "(Formerly "ICT and Education") |
Welcome to these pages. We hope they explain the nature of this innovative taught course - available on a full or part time basis. 
Details of the programme can be explored from the links (explained below) on the left of these pages.
However, this is an informal programme summary. It is intended to be brief and accessible rather than formal and comprehensive. While details are believed to be correct at this time, you should use links identified under "official information" to clarify items of regulation that might be important for you
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Brief overview: A short sketch of the course and its intended audience
Detailed Structure: A fuller description of modules, context, and study expectations
Teaching and learning: Teaching methods and learning opportunities outlined
Tutoring staff: Who contributes to the classes and curriculum
Resources: All the study materials, locations and facilities that support your learning
Course admissions: Qualifications for admissions and application procedures
FAQs: Some frequently asked questions answered for you
Official information: Links to regulations and formal University documentation
Why Nottingham City?: Observations about city as a place to live and study
Why this University? The case for studying at the University of Nottingham
Why this School? The case for study in the School of Education and LSRI
Contact us: Links to who can help you if your question is not "frequently asked"
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These pages were composed by Charles Crook on behalf of the course team. We hope you find them useful. We welcome your feedback.