Universities, Colleges & Schools
The first modules came out on time. |
Universities and colleges that have benefitted from Wordhouse support include:
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Henley Business School
During the initial development of its e-learning MBA programme,
Henley Business School called on
Wordhouse to help its in-house materials development team to produce the first modules to ensure the programme was launched on time. The Wordhouse
team’s role was to copy-edit the materials for grammar, punctuation,
consistency and conformity to house style. On certain modules, more
substantive editing was involved, to ensure that the materials met HMC’s
stringent requirements concerning technical accuracy and narrative
style. Finally, Wordhouse identified materials requiring copyright
clearance. The first modules came out on time. |
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University of Bedfordshire
The Business School, one of the largest faculties within this rapidly
developing University, commissioned Wordhouse to develop and produce
modular study guides for different versions of its e-learning MBA.
Wordhouse is currently involved in the revision and updating of the
online study guides – identifying, briefing and managing the work of writers and editors. |
University of Sunderland
Wordhouse is currently providing project management and editorial
services for the development of a wide range of distance learning
courses being re-launched by the University of Sunderland’s Business School.
Over 20 modules are being developed, for a range of BA (Hons) courses
on business and business-related subjects, and an international MBA, for
delivery in print and online. Wordhouse is sourcing and commissioning
suitably qualified writers, managing them through the writing, reviewing
and editorial processes, and delivering finished learning modules to
Sunderland for onward delivery to students on the Sunderland campus as
well as via Sunderland’s overseas partner institutions. |
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