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CALRAD - principles of radiation protection of patients: by Jennifer Wilson — published Sep 01, 2014 — last modified Jun 08, 2015 03:07 PM — filed under: educational software, story, higher education, tlrtp
I was involved with both the Information Technology Training Initiative (ITTI) producing Guide authoring system training materials - with Dr J.D. Baty and then with Dr R.A. Lerski I was involved with a project CALRAD, in the area of Medical Physics and Ionising Radiation regulations. This was under the Teaching and Learning Technology Programme.
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The Teaching and Learning Technology Programme: by Richard Millwood — published Sep 07, 2008 — last modified Jun 08, 2015 03:09 PM — filed under: tlrtp
The Teaching and Learning Technology Programme (TLTP) was jointly funded by the four higher education funding bodies, HEFCE, SHEFC, HEFCW and DENI, who allocated 22.5 million pounds over three years, starting in 1992-93, for the first phase of the programme and 11.25 million pounds for the second at a time when the sector was experiencing a period of rapid expansion. Added to the funding bodies' own commitment of 33 million pounds was the direct and indirect contributions made by institutions to the projects they hosted. The overall funding for TLTP was somewhere in the region of 75 million pounds. TLTP was launched with the aim of achieving productivity and efficiency gains whilst maintaining and improving quality in the provision of teaching and learning. Challenges had arisen in the form of increasing pressure on resource and the demand for high quality teaching and learning from what was fast becoming a large and extremely diverse student population.
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