Day 2 started with a Key note by Michelle Morgan titled New frontiers in improving the way we support and relate to students. Michelle discussed the need to review who is participating in higher education….
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SEDA Autumn Conference 2019 – New Frontiers in educational and curriculum development 14th and 15th November 2019 in Leeds
LEaDER Lecture – Daring to be Different – Innovations in Simulation 30th October 2019
LEaDER Workshop on Writing and publishing REF papers from pedagogic research 30th October 2019
Reflections on Sticky Campus and the dynamics of Smart Learning
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SEDA Autumn Conference 2019 – New Frontiers in educational and curriculum development 14th and 15th November 2019 in Leeds
LEaDER Journal Club
Theme: Teaching Excellence Date: Monday 16th December 12:30 – 13:45 Venue: B310 – LEaD Training room Join us for a monthly LEaDER Journal Club where we will discuss themed articles on pedagogy and educational development….
SEDA Autumn Conference 2019 – New Frontiers in educational and curriculum development 14th and 15th November 2019 in Leeds
Day one of the conference started with an opening key note Does change mean progress? The challenge for Higher Education by Mark Glynn from Dublin City University. Mark discussed the pace of change today being…
LEaDER Lecture – Daring to be Different – Innovations in Simulation 30th October 2019
Professor Kerry Reid –Searl is a Professor in the School of Nursing and Midwifery at Central Queensland University Australia. Kerry has been involved in undergraduate nursing for the past 30 years and is also a…
LEaDER Workshop on Writing and publishing REF papers from pedagogic research 30th October 2019
Professor Debby Cotton – Director of Academic Practice & Professor of Higher Education Post-Graduate Research Coordinator for Education – Deputy Vice-Chancellors Office delivered the above workshop. The workshop focused on a range of issues related…
Reflections on Sticky Campus and the dynamics of Smart Learning
In my former life as a teacher, I did not think much about learning spaces, as long as I had chairs and tables that could be moved around for group work I was quite happy. …
Are you interested in playful learning and games-based learning?
…. If so then why not come along to an informal Playful Learning lunchtime meet-up in LEaD hosted by Susannah Quinsee, Director of LEaD and Jane Secker, Senior Lecturer in Educational Development. They are both…
Knitting, video games, learning and teaching
I realised that I had fully become an educational technologist this autumn. Whereas I previously would have been able to watch a YouTube clip about video games or show someone how to knit without a…
MozFest 2019: some reflections on games based learning
A few weekends ago I found myself at Ravensbourne College on a Saturday, which is the site of the O2 in North Greenwich. No I wasn’t seeing John Legend in concert (he was playing!), this…
Skyping in to the Intelligent Campus…and more
(tl;dr – belated report on two internal events I organised and four I attended at City) Opening the archives Last year, I moved into a new position within LEaD’s Educational Technology Team, becoming a Senior…
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