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Types of collaboration

Different types of collaboration are possible, on different scales of operation, involving closer or looser arrangements. Examples are:

e-learning, eg using a commercial package or developing an in-house system, email and video conferencing
staff movement between institutions, eg to share teaching or to be responsible for teaching a curriculum area on another site
student movement from home base for some or all of their learning
common timetable arrangements across institutions, eg for the whole week, one day per week or one option block
shared enrichment activities during curriculum time or as extra-curricular activity.

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