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| | Dr Philip Uys was team leader from July 2003 to February 2004 of an EU-funded project for the Government of Botswana via the British Council to do a feasibility study as a first step towards creating a national strategy and structure for eLearning in Botswana. The strategy is to be implemented during National Development Plan 9, which is 2003 to 2009.
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| | Dr Philip Uys is currently the Acting Director, Strategic Learning and Teaching Innovation and also Manager, Systems Development at Charles Sturt University in Orange, Australia where he has University-wide responsibility for strategic innovation in university learning and teaching, the development of learning and teaching computer systems and evaluating new educational technologies in terms of their impact on learning and teaching. From February 2005 to December 2008 he was the Manager, Educational Design & Educational Technology and had University-wide responsibility for evaluating new educational technologies in terms of their impact on learning and teaching and played a leading role in adoption and implementation of new technologies and methods. Charles Sturt University, Australia. |
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| | General and project Management from February 2001 - Jan 2005 of the University of Botswana Educational Technology and eLearning (UBel) Programme in Gaborone, Botswana. Dr Philip Uys spearheaded the wide implementation of newer educational technologies in on- and off-campus delivery within a strategic framework that include appropriate policies, capacity building, infrastructural design and development, pedagogical innovation, promotion and communication. University of Botswana. |
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| | Project Management from 1996 - 2001 for the eLearning project on the Wellington Campus. Dr Philip Uys created the strategic plan, managed the pilot projects and the development of on-line courseware, as well as the on-line promotion of on-line courses. Massey University at Wellington , New Zealand. |
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| | In December 2001, Dr Philip Uys consulted to the Ministry of Education, Botswana to determine the Educational Technology requirements for the Library/Open eLearning Centre/Learning Resource Centre at the proposed new Francistown College after full consultation with Ministry personnel and their appointed consultants. Ministry of Education, Botswana. |
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| | In 2001, Globe Consulting created the “Qualitative And Quantitative Data Management” Masters course for on-line delivery via WebCT for the University of Johannesburg, South Africa. Globe Consulting was responsible for the instructional design, graphic design and course development in conjunction with the content experts (lecturers). University of Johannesburg, South Africa. |
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| | From 17 July 2000 - 15 December 2000 Dr Philip Uys was contracted for this consultancy as the project manager for eLearning at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology, Cape Town, South Africa to establish a sound foundation for progressing eLearning in future through creating an extensive infrastructure and support systems as well as conducting a number of pilot projects. Cape Peninsula University of Technology, South Africa. |
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