The leadership role of work-integrated learning practitioners in universities and associated collaborating industries entails five domains (ACEN’s WIL leadership framework; Patrick & Fallon) which are provided under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. The first domain, namely shaping of WIL vision, is captured on page 30 of a report on a project undertaken and copied below. An ACEN webpage furthermore supplements this domain with five vignettes:
- WIL: Delivering engaged curriculum and graduate employability at UWS
- Engaging the Refugee Community of Greater Western Sydney
- Professional learning and leadership through WIL partnerships
- Creating resources for WIL experiences in teaching and learning
- Wil[ling] and wanting to create a shared understanding of WIL@Deakin
The WIL Leadership Framework. 2014. The Australian Collaborative Education Network (ACEN).
Patrick, C-J; & Fallon, W. (eds). 2014. Leading WIL: distributed leadership approach to enhance work integrated learning outcomes. Sydney: Australian Government Office for Learning and Teaching.
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