Anglia Learning & Teaching past events and resources

Please watch our previous webinars by clicking on the links below.

Extending the Canvas Palette (MyShowcase and Zoom)
Kate Outhwaite and John Platten (15 May 2019)

A fair deal: Ensuring consistency in student assessment
Dr James Trueman (20 March 2019)

Closing attainment gaps using active collaborative learning methods
Uwe Richter (20 February 2019)

Accessible materials for students
Dr Jennifer George (21 November 2018)

Applying for senior or principal fellowship of the Higher Education Academy
Dr Jaki Lilly (17 October 2018)

Students as partners
Jamie Smith and Dr Julian Priddle (18 April 2018)

Active curriculum
Dr Adam Longcroft (21 March 2018)

Copyright and the LMS
Jason Williams and Katy Humphreys (17 May 2017)

Poll Everywhere
Dr James Trueman (15 March 2017)

Re-conceptualising feedback and re-working feedback practices
Dr Erica Morris (16 November 2016)

Anglia Professional Recognition Scheme (APRS)
Dr Jaki Lilly (19 October 2016)

How to run a webinar using Adobe Connect
Uwe Richter (21 September 2016)

Teaching review update
Dr Jaki Lilly (30 September 2016)

Marking matters: Exploring consistency and fairness in student assessment
Dr James Trueman (20 April 2016)

24/7 CPD – Using social media for learning, listening and leadership
Eric Stoller (16 March 2016)

Introducing Technology-Enhanced Learning and Teaching (TELT)
Dr Jennifer George (16 December 2015)

Academic honesty and academic integrity – 7 things we need to know
Dr Erica Morris (18 November 2015)

Anglia Professional Recognition Scheme (APRS) – Making a claim
Dr Jaki Lilly (21 October 2015)

Creating accessible documents (introduction)
Dr Jennifer George (16 September 2015)

Introduction to producing online multiple choice-style quizzes using Questionmark Perception (QMP)
Kate Outhwaite (15 April 2015)

Using wikis in the VLE for assessment
Matt East (18 March 2015)

Making a claim for senior or principal fellowship of the HEA
Dr Jaki Lilly (18 February 2015)

Visit the Active Learning Conference page to view the presentations and videos.

Visit the Assessment fiesta page to view the presentations and videos.

Visit the below event pages to view the presentations and videos.

DigiFest 2019

DigiFest 2018

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Engage 2019
Engage 2018
Engage 2017
Engage 2016
Engage 2015
Engage 2014
Engage 2013
Engage 2012
Engage 2011

Take a look at some of our previous seminars by viewing the videos and slides below.

Innovating Pedagogy – 40 new ways to teach and learn

Prof Mike Sharples, Open University, 3 April 2019
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Blended synchronous learning: Could it enhance teaching and learning in your subject?

Maddy Redmond and Deborah McMillan, 7 March 2019
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ARU+ Transforming the Lives of Learners: Implementing the active curriculum through technology-enhanced learning designs

Dr George Evangelinos, 6 February 2019
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Design Thinking for Pedagogic Innovation: An introduction

Dr Michelle Fava and Dr Beatriz Acevedo, 13 December 2018
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Active Learning - integrating research and practice

Professor Pauline Kneale, Honorary Visiting Professor, Centre for Innovation in Higher Education, 8 November 2018
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Digital learning: The two most important skills for building learning online

Leonard Houx, Cass Business School, 10 October 2018
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Confidence is the Pivot to Success

Dr Paul McDermott, University of East Anglia, 28 June 2018
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So you want to write a textbook? You must be mad!

Dr Kevin Roe, LAIBS, 7 December 2017
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Supporting distance learning student transition to higher education

Yvette Winnard, FSE, 8 November 2017
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Realising the potential of student engagement through partnership

Professor Colin Bryson, Newcastle University, 4 October 2017
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What do universities mean by 'excellent teaching'? And does anyone else agree?

Dr Matthew Williamson, University of Glasgow, 23 June 2017
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Students' academic induction and transitions: What does excellence look like?

Dr Adam Longcroft, Anglia Learning & Teaching, 3 May 2017
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Embedding Digital Literacy in the Curriculum: A model and processes

George Evangelinos, Faculty of Medical Sciences, 6 April 2017
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Experiential entrepreneurship – a journey into the dark side?

Professor John Thompson, Faculty of Business and Law, 7 March 2017

Poll Everywhere: a lecturer's panacea?

Ian Brown, Faculty of Science, 16 February 2017

Visual literacy in the 21st century

Drawing to promote learning across disciplines – Dr Michelle Fava, Cambridge School of Art, 8 November 2016

Disruptive classroom contexts

Dr David Morning, Northumbria University, 5 October 2016

Cultivating a sense of belonging in our students to enhance engagement, retention and success

Elisabeth Dunne, REACT project, University of Winchester, 14 June 2016

Maximising student success

Improving the proportion of students achieving good degrees – Dr Simon Pratt-Adams, Anglia Learning & Teaching, 5 May 2016

Developing graduate skills

Promoting student creativity in coursework – Dr Claire Pike, FSE, 18 February 2016

A devil's guide to ignorance

Dr Ian Frame, FSE, 10 December 2015

Supporting and developing pedagogic research in HE

Weaving a path through the REF and TEF – Professor Debby Cotton, Plymouth University, 13 October 2015

Developing an institutional culture of student engagement

Dan Derricott and Dan Richardson, University of Lincoln, 22 June 2015

Echo360

Click on the links below for talking about teaching seminars recorded using Echo360.

The VLE and me: Reflections from a five-year journey

Dr Andrew Smith, FSE, 4 March 2015

Towards Ambidextrous Teaching Learning and Assessment Strategies (ATLAS)

Dr Sudesh Sangray, LAIBS, 4 February 2015

Visit the below event pages to view the presentations and videos.

TeachMeet 2019
TeachMeet 2018
TeachMeet 2017
TeachMeet 2016

Reflections on developing the scholarship of teaching and learning

Professor Mick Healey, Higher Education Consultant

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Writing for publication

Professor Mick Healey, Higher Education Consultant