What is SEDA ?
SEDA is the professional association for staff and educational developers in the UK, promoting innovation and good practice in higher education. It provides support and recognition for professional development activity in higher education.
What are the SEDA Professional Development Framework and named Awards?
SEDA's Professional Development Framework provides recognition for higher education institutions, their professional development programmes and the individuals who complete those programmes.
It uses a range of named awards to recognise different types of professional development.
All named awards share a common set of values and core development outcomes and each named award has its own set of specialist outcomes.
Lancaster and SEDA
Lancaster achieved SEDA recognition as an awarding institution in October 2007. Since then CELT has been working to develop several of the named awards for staff at Lancaster, forming a key part of the University's implementation strategy for the institutional Professional Development Framework.
These are:
Several of these awards have been used as a basis for developing M Level 30 credit modules which are linked with the Certificate and Diploma in Academic Practice .
Why are these awards useful?
These awards a useful in a number of ways.
For more information about any of these awards please contact a member of the teaching development team .