Strategic Planning and Governance

The University has set its direction for the next 5 years with the 2011-2015 strategy in its White Paper. Under the themes of engage enquiry and mutual accountability, the strategy provides a framework in which all activities of Sydney eLearning are constituted, with partners across the University and with colleagues in the Education Portfolio.

Sydney eLearning is responsible on behalf of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) for implementation of the University Learning Space Strategy and acts as representative and/or reports to key committees in the new structures established under the White Paper. The Learning Space strategy is a subset of the Campus Improvement Plan which is part of the University’s strategic plan 2011-2015 http://sydney.edu.au/strategy/ and the Education Portfolio’s education plan see URL http://sydney.edu.au/education-portfolio/strategic-priorities/.

Committees

Faculty partners

Sydney eLearning works with:

• Faculty eLearning representatives who are nominated by the Dean of each faculty
• Faculty Associate Deans Learning and Teaching and Faculty Managers
• Students, particularly the presidents of the Student Associations: SRC and SUPRA

Institutional Partners

Sydney eLearning works with:

• The Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Strategic Management)
• University Information and Communication Technologies
• Campus Infrastructure Services
• University Library

Portfolio partners

Sydney eLearning works with:

• Institute of Teaching and Learning
• Learning Centre
• Mathematics Learning Centre
• Student services

The collaborations arising out of these partnerships address integrated teaching and learning space strategies and student experience services in line with the Education Plan of the DVC(Education) and the University Strategic Plan.