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|content=Course information<br />Learning outcomes<br />Course schedule<br />Introduction<br /> Preparation for the face-to-face session<br />Assessment requirements<br />Information about the face-to-face session<br />Following the face-to-face session<br /> Planning delivery of the unit<br />Reporting back<br />Shared learning<br />Evaluation and certification<br />References | |content=Course information<br />Learning outcomes<br />Course schedule<br />Introduction<br /> Preparation for the face-to-face session<br />Assessment requirements<br />Information about the face-to-face session<br />Following the face-to-face session<br /> Planning delivery of the unit<br />Reporting back<br />Shared learning<br />Evaluation and certification<br />References | ||
|strategy= In this unit, learners will explore the potential of technology in a business context. This secondary course, which focuses on how technology is used as part of the John Lewis retail life cycle, demonstrates how to use the e-skills resources to deliver the unit. | |strategy= In this unit, learners will explore the potential of technology in a business context. This secondary course, which focuses on how technology is used as part of the John Lewis retail life cycle, demonstrates how to use the e-skills resources to deliver the unit. | ||
|Learning Objectives='''Professional and reflective practitioner skills'''<br />At the completion of this course, | |Learning Objectives='''Professional and reflective practitioner skills'''<br />At the completion of this course, students should be able to:<br />* identify opportunities to develop and assess learners’ personal, learning and thinking skills through delivery of The potential of technology unit, <br />* recognise how the retail industry can support delivery of the Diploma in IT through different types of engagement including work experience placements.<br />'''Practical skills'''<br />At the completion of this course, students should be able to:<br />* apply the assessment criteria for the appropriate awarding body to learners’ outcomes generated by activities in the e-skills UK resources, <br />* recognise and assess the functional skills demonstrated by learners as they complete tasks and activities in The potential of technology unit, <br />* understand how to embed available resources into a delivery plan for The potential of technology unit, <br />* work with learners on the tasks and activities available within the retail lifecycle resource to produce outcomes appropriate for assessment, <br />* make effective use of the retail lifecycle ‘successful selling’ activities to support learners engaging in enterprise projects.<br />'''Knowledge and understanding'''<br />At the completion of this course, students should be able to demonstrate:<br />* that you understand how to use e-skills UK teaching and learning resources in conjunction with local employers to deliver The potential of technology unit, <br />* that they know how they and their learners access the e-skills UK learning resources through the Staffroom and Back to School websites.<br />'''Cognitive skills'''<br />At the completion of this course, you should be able to:<br />* identify how work experience placements in the retail sector can be used to support delivery of The potential of technology unit, <br />* identify opportunities to make use of local employer engagement within the retail sector to support learners’ understanding of how technology supports business. | ||
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At the completion of this course, you should be able to: | |||
identify how work experience placements in the retail sector can be used to support delivery of The potential of technology unit | |||
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