Classroom Practice
Model of Learning and Teaching
The College's Student Academic Experience Strategy commits us to a model of learning and teaching that is active, blended and connected.
Taking a blended learning approach allows us to retain the positive aspects of our learning and teaching approach, alongside the many benefits of face-to-face learning.
Learning Design Overview and Organising your Classroom
Active learning classrooms at City and Riverside Campuses
Three new active learning classrooms have been created and are now available for use. Located at both City and Riverside campuses, these rooms are intended to be used for active and connected classroom learning, supporting digitally enabled groupwork and hybrid teaching. The rooms contain:
A touchscreen presenter display
3 student screens for collaborative working
2 webcams (one presenter facing and one classroom facing)
A directional microphone and speaker bar.
The rooms are C.03.098, C.03.099 and R.01.014.
Each have a capacity of 24 and the classrooms can be booked here. The LTA will provide technical and pedagogical support in using the spaces effectively.
Related pages
Active Learning in the Classroom Canvas Course Resource.
