Abstract
This article focuses on the potential for local projects or initiatives to have cross-institution impact. With an increasing emphasis on sharing good practice across institutions and across the sector, there is often an expectation that local
projects will make a contribution outside the local context. I explore some of the issues in using local projects for this purpose, including: the nature of project outcomes; the effect of local context on the development of a project; and how we view dissemination and impact. My intention is to raise questions concerning how
we think about cross-institution impact, and offer some suggestions on ways forward.
projects will make a contribution outside the local context. I explore some of the issues in using local projects for this purpose, including: the nature of project outcomes; the effect of local context on the development of a project; and how we view dissemination and impact. My intention is to raise questions concerning how
we think about cross-institution impact, and offer some suggestions on ways forward.
Original language | English |
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Pages (from-to) | 30-36 |
Journal | Journal for the Enhancement of Learning and Teaching |
Volume | 3 |
Issue number | 1 |
Publication status | Published - 2006 |