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Teaching enhancements, evidence development, and the interconnections with the cultural ecology of Scotland

Gunn, Vicky; Mackay, Jamie; Schrag, Anthony; O'Neill, Shaleph; Bennett, Stuart; Miller Judd, Pauline; Campbell, Alasdair; Sexon, Sophie; Kanye, Rudy

Authors

Vicky Gunn

Jamie Mackay

Anthony Schrag

Shaleph O'Neill

Stuart Bennett

Alasdair Campbell

Sophie Sexon

Rudy Kanye



Abstract

This represents the end of year 1 project report for the Scottish Quality Enhancement Theme: Evidence for Enhancement: Improving the Student experience of the Creative Arts Cluster. The collaborative cluster includes GSA, RCS, QMU, Edinburgh College of Art, Napier University, and Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art. The document outlines the initial scoping of the creative arts education territory in Scotland with respect to improving the evidence of the impact of Scotland's creative arts programmes. It looks at what measures are currently used, where this sits within the broader creative arts within the devolved context, why policy fragmentations are problematic for impact, and how the cultural ecology could provide a paradigm for communicating the impact of teaching the creative arts in higher education.

Citation

Gunn, V., Mackay, J., Schrag, A., O'Neill, S., Bennett, S., Miller Judd, P., Campbell, A., Sexon, S., & Kanye, R. (2018). Teaching enhancements, evidence development, and the interconnections with the cultural ecology of Scotland. Glasgow: QAA Scotland

Report Type Project Report
Publication Date 2018-08
Deposit Date Feb 24, 2020
Keywords Teaching excellence, quality metrics, creative arts education
Public URL http://researchrepository.napier.ac.uk/Output/1493044