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- Teaching and Learning in the School of Humanities. The Department of Philosophy showcases the First-Year Module ‘Reason and Argument’ (PP1RA) and the new Second-Year Module ‘Truth and Bullshit’ (PP2TBS): Interview held by Dr Rebecca Rist (School Director of Teaching and Learning) with Dr Nat Hansen (Department of Philosophy).
- Teaching Fellowship Support by Helen Hathaway
- Teaching and Learning in the School of Humanities: The Department of History Introduces the Third-Year Module History Education (HS3HED): Dr Rebecca Rist (School Director of Teaching and Learning) interviews the module convenor, Dr Elizabeth Matthew
- Supporting students through personal tutor tutorials by Dr Paul Glaister, Dr Karen Ayres and Dr Calvin James Smith
- Mobile Technology – Changing the Learning Landscape – a HEA sponsored conference by Dr Natasha Barrett & Dr Samantha Weston
- Digital teaching in Classics –a recent conference at the University by Dr Matthew Nicholls
- What did I do wrong? Supporting independent learning practices to avoid plagiarism by Helen Hathaway
- Teaching in Higher Education by Dr Cindy Becker
- Chemistry’s Mini MOOC Attracts Industrial Interest by Dr Elizabeth Page and Professor Mathew Almond
- Showcasing Excellence in Students’ Research at Reading By Dr Anne Crook and Professor Julian Park
- Online resources for physical and life sciences students by Helen Williams
- Study support for MOOCs – do the Study Advisers have the answer? by the Study Advice team
- Virtual Careers Fairs by Amanda Duggan
- Learning on Screen Awards by Nadja Guggi
- Internationalising Student Support Community of Practice (COP) by Matthew Daley
- Students like live lectures (and online ones as backup) by Rebecca Reynolds
- Presenting the brand new Placement Guide for staff by Em Sowden
- Academic Placements by Dr Cindy Becker
- NSS success: It’s the little things?
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Tag Archives: Blackboard
Study support for MOOCs – do the Study Advisers have the answer? by the Study Advice team
The recent announcement that Reading has been selected as a partner in the Futurelearn project to provide free online courses is an exciting move towards new ways of engaging with a potentially massive cohort of students. However, concerns have been … Continue reading
Blackboard Quizzes To Help Students to be Prepared for Laboratory Practicals by Dr Richard Mitchell
It is important that students turn up for our three hour laboratory practicals suitably prepared, but just providing the Lab Scripts in advance is not enough, as often students don’t read them! Now in Systems Engineering we embed a series … Continue reading
Using technology to find low-tech solutions by Mary Morrissey
Like a lot of people, I do not consider myself particularly savvy about technology: when I find that something is useful to me, I learn how to use it. That said, I think we can use learning technologies to come … Continue reading
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Centre for the Development of Teaching and Learning (CDoTL) play host to colleagues from University College Cork.
On Wednesday 18th January 2012 CDoTL played host to a visit from colleagues from the Teaching and Learning Unit (‘Ionad Bairre’) at University College Cork (UCC), Ireland. Professor Grace Neville (VP Teaching and Learning), Dr Bettie Higgs and Marian McCarthy … Continue reading
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Tagged Blackboard, Dr Anne Crook, FDTLs, Pathfinder, Professor Gavin Brooks, T&L Awards, UCC, Visit
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