“Lightning talks” followed by themed discussions and networking opportunities.
Organised by the Learning and Teaching Forum in collaboration with the Programme Design and Learning Technology team, this session followed on from the three Learning and teaching @York in the Coronavirus Pandemic: A conversation events.
The session was structured into 2 rounds of lightning talks and themed discussions, giving participants the opportunity to hear a range of talks and take part in discussions on different topics. Links to lightning talks are provided below.
Online learning - how we can use what we have learned when coming back to face-to-face learning
Claudia Cojocaru, Student in the Department of Language and Linguistic Sciences
Enhancing in-person learning opportunities by using recorded media
Scott Slorach, Director of Learning and Teaching, York Law School
The longer-term Benefits of COVID-era Flipped Classroom Techniques for a Core PGT MA Skills Module
Nicola Sinclair, Associate Lecturer, History of Art (recorded)
Using Xerte to enhance asynchronous learning after the emergency remote teaching phase of the pandemic. What has made the cut?
Phil Martin and Dawn Genner Lowson, International Pathway College
Accessible Maths
Lilian Joy, Educational Adviser, PDLT
Inclusive and accessible online resources
Blending learning
Authentic and inclusive assessment: In person and online
Engaging large MA cohorts through the TESOL Cafe and Education Drop-ins
Heather Buchanan, Paula Mountford, and Khaled El Ebyary - Programme leaders - MA TESOL and MA Education, Department of Education
MA Student Summer Conference - supporting students to plan, present, market, facilitate and evaluate an on line education conference
Paula Mountford - Programme Leader MA Education, Department of Education
Integrating outdoor spaces in teaching and learning to create inclusive learning communities and scaffold theoretical approaches
Steph Piper and Andy Needham, Archaeology (recorded)
Fostering engagement and collaboration in seminars using Mentimeter
Yaprak Tavman, Economics
Are students watching last year's video lecture content? (Or this year's lecture capture recordings?
Jessica Hargreaves, Mathematics (recorded)
Academic Practice support for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning - Focusing on Methods
Lucy Turner Voakes, Academic Practice
Academic community building
Student engagement
SoTL methods
Discussion recap and Q&A
Materials During the Session
A Padlet was used in the session, and is now available for people to refer back to. You can access this below or open the padlet in a new tab/window.