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19 April 2024
Lecturer Elys Dolan, who teaches on the renowned MA Children's Book Illustration course, reflects on engaging students in studio-based practice. Read more…
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19 April 2024
Lecturer Elys Dolan, who teaches on the renowned MA Children's Book Illustration course, reflects on engaging students in studio-based practice. Read more…
15 April 2024
Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing Tim Jarvis reflects on his tried-and-tested methods for engaging students in lectures and seminars. Read more…
22 September 2022
Our Chancellor Lord Ribeiro speaks about his career in medicine, his journey to becoming a Peer in the House of Lords, and what he has learnt along the way. Read more…
16 September 2021
Here at ARU, Ruskin Modules give our students a chance to explore new ways of thinking. Course leader Julia Carr blogs about developing one of these modules, which focuses on how we can change our communities for the better. Read more…
4 June 2021
Ruskin Modules give our students the chance to discuss issues linked to health, wellbeing and sustainability. Lecturer Victoria Tait blogs about developing one of the modules, and some of the challenges students might tackle. Read more…
14 May 2021
Global Accessibility Awareness Day takes place every May. Anglia Learning & Teaching's Isobel Gowers explains why accessibility is so important, and how you can make your digital learning materials accessible. Read more…
22 April 2021
Jamie Heywood, an Academic Developer in Anglia Learning & Teaching, explores video sharing platforms, including Flipgrid, and how they can be used to promote fun and engaging social learning. Read more…
10 July 2020
Beatriz Acevedo reflects on her own experiences of teaching diverse groups and discusses how we all can work to break down structural barriers in Higher Education. Read more…
1 February 2020
Storytelling is inextricably linked with power. A great illustration of this from the world of literature can be found in the tale of Scheherazade, the main narrator of A Thousand and One Arabian Nights, who has been sentenced to death by her husband, King Shahrya. Read more…
1 February 2020
Can stories really make the world a better place? Maybe. Just maybe. Read more…
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