In the news at the moment is a story around universities, specifically 'Russell Group' elite universities being given control over A-Levels, by the Education Secretary Michael Gove ...
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Showing posts with label learners. Show all posts
Tuesday, 3 April 2012
University A Levels
Labels:
21st century,
A-levels,
control,
curriculum,
education,
Gove,
government,
learners,
public access,
Public Higher Education,
quality,
russell group,
student experience,
teaching,
universities,
value
Monday, 26 March 2012
Teaching Exchange
Uclan PRF and LDU is hosting a Teaching Exchange, on Wed 13th June 12-3pm
The teaching exchange is open to anyone who teaches at Uclan or partner colleges and who is interested in developing their teaching skills...
The teaching exchange is open to anyone who teaches at Uclan or partner colleges and who is interested in developing their teaching skills...
Thursday, 22 March 2012
PRF event on problem based learning and disability
We held a very interesting event on problem based learning (PBL) and disability....
Friday, 2 March 2012
Digital Literacy in Higher Education
What is digital literacy? Do we need to expand our definitions to include new social media interactions? What are we talking about?.. What does digital literacy mean to you?
Labels:
21st century,
academic,
blog,
community engagement,
digital literacy,
digital media,
elearning,
HE,
Higher Education,
learners,
social media,
student engagement,
student experience,
teaching
Friday, 10 February 2012
Teaching that matters new million+ report
Teaching That Matters new million+ report is released today on how the modern universities are leading a teaching revolution...
Friday, 27 January 2012
social media and a community of co-learners
Writing for Digital Media and Learning Research
Hub, Howard Rheingold suggests that academics should use social media to
encorporate student feedback into lessons. He also discussed group work and collaborative learning techniques and sets up a "community of co-learners" The article makes for an stimulating read!
Thursday, 8 December 2011
Vice Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching and Learning
Today we held the first Vice Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching and Learning presented by Malcolm (Vice Chancellor) and Rod. (Pro VC) There were 28 Award winners in a total 5 categories:
Individual Awards
• Excellence in teaching delivery and intellectual stimulation of students
Cliff Olsson, School of Sport Tourism and the Outdoors
Amanda Taylor, School of Social Work
• Innovation in teaching and assessment
Andy Bainbridge, School of Art, Design and Performance
Martin Salisbury, Lancashire Law School
• Best practice to improve the student progression and performance
Matt Horn, School Of Journalism, Media and Communication
Sarla Ghandi, School of Health
• Excellence in research informed learning and teaching
Pam Qualter, School of Psychology
Darren Tunstall, School of Art, Design and Performance
Team Awards
• Creation of a superlative student experience overall
Graduate Diploma in Law team - Lancashire Law School
The Media Technology team -School Of Journalism, Media and Communication
Congratulations all! Its nice to see your hard work being rewarded and valued. Also congrats to the LDU (Learning Development Unit) for all your hard work setting up and organising the event.
Thursday, 27 October 2011
Impact of Pedagogic Research!
Yesterday we held a highly successful event concerning the Impact of Pedagogic Research, where we launched our Impact of Pedagogic Research guide and showcased inspirational teaching from members of staff in the PRF. The place was full and we had talks from members of the PRF and the Pro VC (student experience) who stated that it was immensely important that we allow the time to reflect on our teaching and develop our teaching through pedagogic research whether informally or formally. The value of forums like the PRF are increasingly important to support our development through a supportive community of practice.
see the guide here http://www.uclan.ac.uk/information/services/ldu/research/prfimpact.php
and the PRF here www.uclan.ac.uk/prf
see the guide here http://www.uclan.ac.uk/information/services/ldu/research/prfimpact.php
and the PRF here www.uclan.ac.uk/prf
Wednesday, 12 October 2011
New learners of the 21st century!
A good blog and short video on new learners of the 21st century.
Key points are embracing change, learning to join (there is usually already a community of practice to join.) and the power of play.
http://learnstreaming.com/tinkering-with-john-seely-brown/
http://video.pbs.org/video/1767466213
Key points are embracing change, learning to join (there is usually already a community of practice to join.) and the power of play.
http://learnstreaming.com/tinkering-with-john-seely-brown/
http://video.pbs.org/video/1767466213
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