The New EDORO (Education Open Resources Online) provides an online space where Open University tutors can store and share tutorial resources for each undergraduate and postgraduate module in the OU School of Education, Childhood, Youth and Sport (ECYS).

Course Spaces for sharing resources

You may have teaching resources you have used or plan to use with students studying these modules which you can share with other associate lecturers tutoring the same modules.  You may be looking for a different approach of how to tackle a topic in one of these modules with your students.  Sharing your teaching resources in the New EDORO will help you collaborate with colleagues on approaches and activities which will help students learn.

To enter any of these online course spaces, you need to login to OpenLearn Create using your OUCU then click on the link to the course space and enrol.  You will need the enrolment password to be able to see and edit the contents of any of these course resource pages.  To obtain the enrolment password please contact James Roy james.roy@open.ac.uk.

This site is Moodle based and some instructions are provided in each of these course spaces on how to add and share resources.  If you get stuck you can also refer to the Course Builder Guide in Get Started on this site or contact James (james.roy@open.ac.uk) or openlearncreate@open.ac.uk if you cannot find the instructions you need in the guide. If you want to apply a licence to the materials you share and want to know what all the different licences mean, you can find out more in Becoming an open educator.

Course Spaces

Generic Resources

• New Associate Lecturer Induction Resources
• Online Synchronous Tuition Resources
• Online Asynchronous Tuition Resources
• Study Skills Support Resources
• Resources to Support Students with disabilities

Below, Associate Lecturers in the School of Education, Childhood, Youth and Sport (ECYS) will find all undergraduate and postgraduate module course spaces – each module in ECYS has its own course space.  We welcome and encourage all ECYS ALs to explore and actively contribute to the course space(s) for the module(s) you tutor on.  

Childhood and Youth

• E102: Introduction to childhood studies and child psychology
  
• E232: Exploring Childhood and Youth
• E219: Psychology of childhood and youth
• EK313: Issues in research with children and young people

Early Childhood

• E109: Exploring perspectives on young children’s lives and learning
• E110: Young children’s play and creativity
• E229: Listening to young children: critical reflections

Education Studies (Primary)

• E103: Learning and teaching in the primary years
• E209: Developing subject knowledge for the Primary years
• E309: Comparative and international studies in primary education
  

Sport, Fitness and Coaching

• E117: Introduction to sport and fitness
• E119: Working with people in sport and fitness
• E235: Sport and Exercise Psychology in Action
  
• E236: Applying Sport and Exercise Sciences to Coaching
• E312: Athletic Development: a Psychological Perspective
• E314: Exploring contemporary issues in sport and exercise

Postgraduate Education

• EE811: Educational leadership: agency, professional learning and change
• EE812: Educational leadership: exploring strategy
• EE813: MA Ed Dissertation: Leadership and management
• EE814: Addressing inequality and difference in educational practice
• EE815: Understanding literacy: social justice and inclusive practice
• EE816: MA Ed Dissertation: Inclusive practice
• EE817: Applied linguistics and English language
• EE818: Language, literacy and learning
• EE819: MA Ed Dissertation: Applied linguistics
• EE830: Education for the next generation
• EE831: Learning and teaching: understanding your educational practice
• ED841: Understanding children’s development and learning
• E808: Children and young people’s worlds
• E809: Frameworks for critical practice with children and young people

PGCE Wales / Cymru

• PGCE Wales / Cymru
  

Previous ECYS Modules

• E108: Working with young people: an introduction
  
• E212: Childhood
• E218: Leading work with young people in practice
• E318: Youth: policy in practice
• E214: Equality, participation and inclusion: learning from each other
• E217: Sport and conditioning science into practice
• E233: Sport and exercise psychology: a case study approach
• E313: Exploring psychological aspects of athletic development
• EXC224: Making your coaching certificate count (B presentation)
• EXF224: Making your exercise instruction certificate count (B presentation)