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building in key competencies around design and facilitation of inclusive online
               learning programmes.

                       The pandemic impacted both on the type of capacity building support

               partner HEIs needed, as sta  required immediate support in the pivot to fully
               online, emergency remote teaching, and how capacity building activities occurred,

               i.e. in the main they were delivered through online lecturers, symposia, and
               workshops. The capacity building events held as part of the project covered a range

               of useful topics, with the majority being categorised under three key headings:
               online learning design, inclusive learning design, and supporting sta  to ‘move

               online’. Capacity-building events supported partner HEIs in successfully

               completing their projects and so became part of the underpinning structures
               facilitating equity, inclusion, and access in higher education.

                       The following subsections capture some of the key areas on which capacity

               building focused. Reflecting the nature of the events, there is both a discussion of
               key theory and examples of contextualised, institutional practice.
















































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