Parallel Session 1
10.30 – 11.30
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Location | Session | Presenter(s) |
Sub theme: Globally Aware and Resilient | ||
WK.01.008 | 1) Tackling Resilience: Within and beyond the University Walls (no recording available) |
Madar |
2) The Use of Forum Theatre for Success in Graduate Job Interviews (no recording available) Download Presentation Slides |
McManus, Stewart & Taylor | |
Weston Hall | 1) Creating a digital resource for plagiarism prevention | Thomas & Grainger |
2) Inclusive Teaching practices: Student Diversity | Chauhan & Rizzuto | |
3) Creating their Toolbox: Encouraging Students to Seek Answers Download Presentation slides |
Engagement Team | |
BY.04.003 | Workshop – Student Attainment Gap: An Inclusive Workshop (no recording available) |
Tatsi & Darby |
WK.01.004 | Workshop – Developing Valid, Reliable and Transparent Assessments in Transnational Partnerships: Reality or Fantasy? Download Presentation slides |
Lengyel & Mugai |
Parallel Session 2
11.30 – 12.30
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Location | Session | Presenter(s) |
Sub theme: Professional & Creative | ||
Weston Hall | 1) Intellectual Creativity & Information Literacy (no recording available) |
Foster |
2) Are We Delivering Information [In]effectively? (no recording available) Download Presentation slides |
Goddard | |
3) Challenges and Opportunities for Project-based Learning in Media Education – case study | Cordeiro | |
4) Upskilling our students: role models, peer learning, co-facilitation | Tait | |
WK.01.010 | Workshop – Enhancing the learning process through the use of play Open Presentation slides (PDF) |
Tonkin |
BY.04.003 | Workshop – The Power of Feedback | Kulasi |
WK.01.008 | Workshop – Learn with your hands: engaging learners with LEGO SeriousPlay | Pan & Ressin |
Parallel Session 3
14.30 – 15.30
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