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
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Happy New Year and welcome back
Happy New Year! We hope you had a relaxing and recuperative Christmas break... We are already in the thick of term, but whether you are emerging from piles of marking, working with final year students on their dissertations and projects, planning lectures, or all of these and more all at once, we hope you might … Continue reading Happy New Year and welcome back
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