Academic Development

6th Annual University of Glasgow Learning and Teaching Conference

 Conference Proceedings 2013

Presentations

 

Conference sessions

Slides and handouts 

 

Keynote

Keynote presentation

Katarina Mårtensson and Torgny Roxå, Lund University 

 
 

 Parallel Session 1

 
 1A

Can playing video games help develop graduate attributes? 

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 1B

Using social media to support student learning

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Presentation 1B
 1C

Reach Scotland: Accessing the Professions

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Presentation 1C
 1D

Learning and life stories: Narrative inquiry in the classroom and fieldwork  setting

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 Presentation 1D - part 1

Presentation 1D - part 2

 

 Parallel Session 2

 

 2A Continuation of 1A   
 2B  Continuation of 1B  
 2C

Enhancing international mobility and employability in Statistics    programmes

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Presentation 2C
 2D

A cost benefit analysis of using an asynchronous online forum to support a large Level 2 undergraduate class

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Presentation 2D

 

 Parallel Session 3

 

 3A

Internationalising learning and teaching: challenges and opportunities  

Abstract 3A‌‎

 

Presentation 3A

 3B

Getting 'Hands on' with Artefacts - an exciting learning experience

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Slides 3B

 

 3C

Teaching equality, diversity and health inequalities... with help from imaginary friends!

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Presentation 3C

Handout 3C

 3D

Evaluation of a Pilot Peer Observation of Teaching Scheme for Chair-side Tutors at Glasgow University Dental School

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Presentation 3D

 

 Parallel Session 4

 

 4A Continuation of 3A  
 4B Continuation of 4B  
 4C

Sense-space

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 4D

Engaging students in Peerwise: an innovative online learning approach

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 Parallel Session 5

 

 5A

How exam feedback can support student learning

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 5B

Redesigning a Module to Encourage Flexible Social Learning

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 5C

(Movies + Moodle Quizzes) x (Open Optional Discussions) = Better Marks + Happier Students ^ (Teacher))???

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Presentation 5C.
 5D

Does Blended Learning Work? Using weekely on-line homework assignments to promote sutdent engagement and learning in level 1 Psychology students

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Presentation 5D