L&T Session B2: Is there evidence for the filpped classroom in STEM teaching

Mike Dodds, Department of Computer Science Abstract | Presentation | Recording The flipped classroom (or flipping) is a new educational technique which seeks to invert the traditional model of in-classroom lectures and out-of-class homework. Instead, it advocates in-class interactive group learning, and out-of-class instruction via videos or podcasts. Intuitively, this moves classroom time away from mere dissemination … Continue reading L&T Session B2: Is there evidence for the filpped classroom in STEM teaching

24/06/2015 Technology in practice: Impact of online assessment submission on Learning and Teaching

When: Wednesday 24 June 2015, 12.30-2.00pm [Lunch available from 12.15] Where: Room D/L/037 lecture/seminar room, Derwent College Who: Simon Davis, E-Learning Development Team, Academic Support Office Adoption by departments of e-submission workflows to manage the submission of assessments continues to grow, with clear benefits of convenience and efficiency for students and administrators.  This trend has … Continue reading 24/06/2015 Technology in practice: Impact of online assessment submission on Learning and Teaching

Forum magazine – E-learning special edition

Spring 2014's edition of Forum focussed on Educational Technology. With articles on YouTube in teaching, setting up an academic blog, the student perspective on e-learning, myths and realities of e-learning, innovation vs expectation, employability, the future of e-learning, e-learning within a new programme and the use of Twitter, there’s plenty to get your teeth into. Thanks … Continue reading Forum magazine – E-learning special edition