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Future Learn how to create great online content
An online course developed by University of Leeds. The course covers how to create engaging content; importance of tone, style and format; structure content. The website states, “the course is designed for people who have digital skills, but who would like to build confidence in using digital technology in the workplace”. There are multiple start dates and the course is free.
Building familiarity with online tools – Gilly Salmon’s 5 stage model
University of Michigan – Centre for Research on Learning and Teaching Faculty Examples of Active Learning Techniques
CPD – Active Learning
Sian Rees – Sessions Teaching Block 2, 2019-20
This teaching block, Sian is offering the majority of the taught sessions of her MSP200R module, Public Relations Theory, as she feels they all fairly well illustrate her approach. The aim with the class is to use a technique for managing sessions using interactive and small group work …
Peter Dorrington – EGA-214 Mechanical Engineering Design 2, TB2 2019/20, Bay Campus
We’ve been fortunate enough to be offered several sessions where Peter uses Virtual Reality (VR) with his students to carry out their conceptual product design and final design realisation in the virtual space. I heard Peter talking about the process in the VR conference held in Engineering …
Simon Bott – Sessions Teaching Block 2, 2019-20
Simon is offering several more sessions from the Chemistry Foundation year for Open Door. He is well known for his use of flipped classroom techniques and observers will be given access to his module and will be sent the materials for the session in advance. Simon uses video, Kahoot and practical modelling (sometimes !) in his teaching. He has already inspired a small band of dedicated flippers …
Terry Filer – Sessions Teaching Block 2, 2019 – 20
In a convenient extension to her sessions in TB1, Terry is offering sessions from her Taxation 2 module (Taxation 1 last TB !)
Terry does a lead lecture followed by four seminars for this large module group. In the lectures …