About the call for members of the Education Advisory Panel (EAP)
The Education Advisory Panel (EAP) is a new advisory group being established to support user-centred design work on developmenteducation.ie. The EAP will involve a diverse group of educators that can give direct feedback on the piloting and implementation of the programme. As an independent quality-check mechanism, the EAP will be tasked with giving feedback and suggestions as part of consolidating a user-centred design approach in the programme.
More specifically, members:
- Will actively take part in a new ‘expert educator’ space, which will involve bringing suggestions, ideas and dispositions for the benefit of the target audience of the website.
- Are currently active in formal or non-formal education roles (such as primary, post-primary education, youth work, adult and community education or higher education such as initial teacher education or training)
- Will support technical testing and a more user-centred approach
- Take part in 2 meetings per year (1 in person in Bray/Dublin; 1 online)
- Commit to joining the EAP for a term of 2- years with an option to renew for another 2-year term.
- The deadline to register expressions of interest is by Monday 20 November 2023, close of business via a short online form.
- Members of minority communities and groups are particularly encouraged to apply.
- Note: this is a voluntary role within the island of Ireland and expenses will be covered.
- For queries, contact Ciara on ciara@developmenteducation.ie
- https://developmenteducation.ie is an on-line hub that supports the online dissemination of development education (DE) and global citizenship education (GCE) resources and is a digital toolbox of materials for teachers, educators and trainers led by a consortium of NGOs in partnership with strategic support from Irish Aid. The activities of the consortium are primarily driven by the delivery of the developmenteducation.ie website and complimentary offline activities.
- Members of the Consortium include 80:20 Educating and Acting for a Better World, Aidlink, Concern Worldwide, the Irish Development Education Association, the National Youth Council of Ireland, Self-Help Africa and Trócaire.
//
