Recent News
Nov 2022
We welcome two new students coming in as Student Innovation Officers to the Centre
- Ms Danaya Doke
- Mr Theo Crook
Engagement Project
With our evidence gathering and dissemination now complete, we are now in the process of writing up our project on the subject of Student Engagement for publication. The first draft of our manuscript will be available on this website as a working paper from January 2021, before submission for peer review. The research will be co-authored by Jennifer Rose (AMBS), Paul Middleditch (SoSS), Simon Rudkin (SoSS), and William Moindrot (University of Liverpool); presentation slides are here. The normative implications from the students’ own research will feature prominently.
April 2021
Positive Student Engagement during the New Normal
5th CIP Ciennial Online Workshop
Monday 26th April 2021
In the 5th Centre for Innovation in Pedagogy (CIP) biennial workshop, we will be releasing the results from our research project, on the subject of student engagement in the run-up to and duration of the most recent COVID-19 crisis.
Dec 2020
We welcome four new first year students as Student Innovation Officers to the Centre!
- Mr Vaibhav Ashin Kumar
- Miss Hongyu Liu
- Mr Srijan Vasireddy
- Miss Eseose Okotako
These new recruits will join our current and hard working students, Mr Karol Tolpa (Student Innovation Lead) and Miss Xiaolan Li.
The Centre has been busy with our most recent project which looks at student engagement in higher education. Our next workshop is planned to take place shortly after the Easter Break.
About us
The Centre for Innovation in Pedagogy (CIP) is a community of academics, learning technologists and students interested in the areas of pedagogy and teaching innovation in the School of Social Sciences at The University of Manchester.
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Collaboration
Partnering with students in innovation
We believe that collaborating with our students is essential to enhance the learning environment and their experience at Manchester. Our partnership makes our innovations more effective and richer.
Collaboration with learning technologists
An important part of our work will involve direct collaboration with Learning Technologists, who provide expertise, ideas and support in our pedagogical research.
Research
A centre for research in pedagogy
By its nature, the Centre is a catalyst for pedagogical research. We aim to support an environment rich for pedagogical research bringing together academics across the School of Social Sciences. Our research and events will support the dissemination of our work with the aim of making an impact on teaching at Manchester and the wider HE teaching community.
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