This section contains the e-Learning Planning Framework online tool (eLPF) along with information and resources designed to support you, and your school, in assessing and developing your e-capability.
Thank you for your interest in registering for the e-Learning Planning Framework online tool.
Unfortunately the notice published in the Education Gazette 25 March 2013 was inaccurate. Only schools receiving Blended e-Learning PLD during 2013 will have access to the e-Learning Planning Framework online tool through their PLD facilitators.
We will be reviewing the tool with its current group of users to ensure it meets the needs of all schools and complements other school self-review practices.
You are still able to access the print version of this framework
Please contact elpfhelp@core-ed.org if you have any questions about or feedback on the Framework.
The framework explained l eLPF examples and resources l School stories l Discussion l e-LPF Māori medium l eLPF documents
Karen Melhuish, from the Te Toi Tupu consortium, explains the e-Learning Planning Framework. She describes its purpose and how it is supported by content on the Enabling e-Learning website. The framework provides schools and teachers with:
In this EDtalk, Karen Melhuish: e-Learning Planning Framework, Karen explains the elements of the framework and how it can be used. She outlines the supporting materials, examples and resources for principals and school leaders, examples and resources for teachers, and a possible approach for using the framework.
Each strand within the five dimensions of the e-Learning Planning Framework is supported by a page of examples and resources for principals, school leaders, and teachers.
This article, First-time principal embraces Blended e-Learning, in the Education Gazette describes how principal Angelique Bidois is leading change. "Being on the Blended e-Learning (BeL) contract has focused our thinking more intentionally on utilising e-learning tools and technologies, along with effective teaching strategies, to improve learning outcomes for our students,” says Angelique. Staff are using the e-Learning Planning Framework to scaffold their learning and development in e-learning. The framework covers five dimensions: leadership and strategic direction; professional learning; teaching and learning; technologies and infrastructure; and beyond the classroom. It enables schools to identify where they are in terms of e-learning capability, and plan their next step. The tool is in the form of a rubric with supporting resources, examples, and a possible approach for using it. Schools blend e-learning tools with traditional classroom practices. This curriculum support is offered by the Ministry of Education via the provider Te Toi Tupu.
How you might use the e-Learning Planning Framework to plan and review progress
This Enabling e-Learning webinar using Blackboard Collaborate explores key ideas around the purpose and use of the framework, what this means for school's strategic planning, and where schools might integrate the framework into strategic planning (5 September 2012).
The webinar is supported by a discussion in the Enabling e-Learning: Leadership group – The e-Learning Planning Framework - how and why to use it.
The e-Learning Planning Framework Māori-medium is currently being developed during 2012 and will be available for schools from 2013.
Key elements for a Māori e-learning framework
This paper outlines some of the key elements for a Māori e-learning and e-teaching framework from the personal experiences of a Māori lecturer and e-educator. The concepts for discussion include manaakitanga (caring), te taha wairua (spiritual well-being), and the need to establish and maintain online pastoral care of all students.
Schools can download the e-Learning Planning Framework (eLPF) as a hard copy. It is recommended you use the online tool as it provides an analysis of the data for you school as a whole and individuals.
Join these groups to participate in discussions with other teachers/educators about the content here, or that is relevant for you.
Enabling e-Learning
e-Learning: Leadership
e-Learning: Teaching
e-Learning: Technologies
e-Learning: Professional Learning
e-Learning: Beyond the classroom
Using the e-Learning Planning Frameworks
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