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Applied Social Studies |
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Contact:Heather James |
This community will comprise those who teach on applied social studies/social care programmes in Ireland and be closely linked to the 13 members of the Irish Association of Social Care Educators. |
Apprentice Based Learning Community of Practice (APPCoP) |
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Apprentice Based Learning CoP website Contact: Richie Ryan |
This community has been created for educational professionals involved in the delivery of Apprenticeship Training to Apprentices in Ireland. Its purpose is two fold:
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Chemical and Physical Sciences (CPSCoP) |
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Physical and Chemical Sciences CoP website Contact: |
The aim of this Community of Practice is to provide an appropriate forum whereby educators within the disciplines of chemical and physical sciences can share visions, experiences, information, databases, pedagogical developments and findings from education research.
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Computer Science (CSCoP) |
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Contact: Aisling Dundon |
The primary objectives of the Computer Science CoP are:
The CompSci CoP website facilitate and support the building of a national community of computer science practitioners. It is hoped that through a collaborative process, embracing open communication, partnership and cooperation we, the community, can create a meaningful repository of innovative learning resources. |
Education (EDUCoP) |
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Contact: Thomas McManus |
This community of practice invites participation from all colleagues in NDLR partner institutions, but most especially from people working in teaching and learning development in their own institutions, and people working in the Education departments and affiliated teacher education institutes. We aim to bring together colleagues working in teaching development and teacher education at first, second and third levels in Ireland . |
Information Skills |
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This community will be involved in the development of generic information skills modules for use in library information resources. |
Mathematics and Statistics Service Teaching in Higher Education (MSHECoP) |
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This CoP is involved with all aspects of teaching and learning Mathematics and Statistics in higher Education, particularly as it applies to service teaching. Service teaching normally requires a range of teaching approaches, which may differ from that required for teaching Mathematics or Statistics undergraduates. |
Mechanical Engineering (MECoP) |
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Aims: To encourage collaboration among mechanical engineering lecturers in Ireland. |
Modern Languages (ModLang CoP) |
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The Modern Languages CoP is for those involved in teaching languages, including literature and culture. We encourage a spirit of “share and share alike,” passing on materials, information and support to one another. If you want a brief, simple explanation of the idea behind the NDLR, listen to our first podcast . |
Nursing and Midwifery (NMCoP) |
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Nursing and Midwifrey CoP website Freda Neill Paul Costello Mary McGrath |
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Technology Enhanced Learning (TELCoP) |
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Technology Enhanced Learning CoP website Contact: |
The TELCoP will foster the development of a shared, virtual community comprised of all of eLearning and learning technology staff, who are engaged in support, training, design/ development & policy formulation in the partner Universities and Institutes of Technologies in Ireland. There will be continued effort to forge close associations with organisations such as EDIN, ILTA, ETIN and AISHE. |
Veterinary & Bio-Environmental (VETBIOCoP) |
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Veterinary & Bio-Environmental CoP website Contact: Diane Cashman |
The Veterinary and Bio-Environmental Sciences CoP proposes to coordinate, collaborate and support the development and sharing of digital learning resources in Irish HE via the NDLR. This CoP also aims to provide pedagogical and technical advice on developing digital learning resources. |









