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23 July 2019
What is distinctive about teaching and learning at Anglia Ruskin University? I think I know, and in this post I’ll explain how I know, what it is, and why it matters. But first, can a whole University really have a single distinctive identity? Read more…
22 July 2019
I have a distrust of project titles that are acronyms that look too smart for their own good, but when I asked my project sponsors about the work they wanted me to undertake they said… Read more…
11 July 2019
Assessment and feedback are a critical part of the student experience. Students are attentive to it – and therefore there are opportunities for learning that are interwoven within these moments. Read more…
6 March 2019
First, 'Hello!' I have just joined Anglia Ruskin University as Deputy Head of Anglia Learning & Teaching. One area of responsibility in my new role is to identify and support prospective National Teaching Fellows. Read more…
1 February 2019
The Learning and Teaching Project Award (LTPA) Scheme is a great opportunity for all staff involved in teaching and supporting student learning to get financial support in carrying out a pedagogic research project. Read more…
29 November 2018
DigiFest 2018 was an ambitious initiative that was very exciting to plan, challenging to execute and rewarding nonetheless. Read more…
20 March 2018
My previous thoughts about the Vice Chancellor’s Awards were always that this wasn’t really relevant to me, but something other people were put forward for, and received, for their amazing work. Read more…
15 February 2018
Jason Williams and Mark Warnes attended the Social Media for Learning in Higher Education Conference hosted by Sheffield Hallam University. They spoke about their online courses, 5 Minutes of Digital Literacy and 10 Days of Twitter. Read more…
18 January 2018
Let me make one thing clear from the outset: I am not a 'techie'. I rely on my oldest daughter to sort out my Wi-Fi hub when it occasionally crashes at home, and I never did figure out how to set my old VCR recorder to record a TV programme in advance. Read more…
16 January 2018
In 2016, we created and ran 5 Days of Digital Literacy (5DoDL), which introduced people to a plethora of digital tools and issues surrounding online safety, social media, etc. Read more…
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