Alison Jeffers (SALC) used a Spark page to help first year Drama students gauge the scope and scale of work required to prepare for a class.
Alison Jeffers (SALC) used a Spark page to help first year Drama students gauge the scope and scale of work required to prepare for a class.
Juup Stelma and Nahielly Palacios (SEED) show us how PowerPoints in Voicethread with short videos provide ‘snappy’ and accessible weekly introductions to key course content.
Ekaterina Kazak (SoSS) describes using Padlet for her math tutorials to make the derivation classes interactive.
Dan Rigby (SoSS) discusses how he improved students’ essay writing skills and understanding of assessment criteria, with the use of peer marking, adaptive release, and breakout rooms.
Ilma Nur Chowdhury (AMBS) shows us how she pulls together lecture videos, examples (videos and images), exercises, questions and quizzes in a seamless and interactive manner.
Nadim Mirshak (SoSS) discusses how he uses Mentimeter to encourage student interaction in both online and on-campus settings.
Wendy Wild (AMBS) explains how she used VoiceThread for group assessment, and explores the many benefits and positive feedback received as a result.
Caroline Henaghan (SoSS) discusses how the ‘Study Buddy’ Scheme was introduced in Law to provide an opportunity for students to share knowledge and learn independently and from each other online and, more broadly, to contribute to student wellbeing while fostering a sense of community.
This case study from Michael Hoezl (SALC) shows how Religions and Theology facilitate PGT students peer to peer connection and support over the summer when MA students work on their dissertation.
Alexandra Hennessey (SEED) shares how she uses interactive and engaging online live activities to teach neuroscience terminology.