PIP
PIP Practice in Pedagogy Seminars
Due to the success of PIPs last academic year we are running a series of seminars again for staff to meet and share practice on teaching and learning themes face-to-face. They will take the form of a short presentation by the lead, followed by an opportunity for discussion. All staff are welcome whether you teach or support student learning, and you are encouraged to share examples of successful practice as well as challenges to which you have found solutions, or that are yet to be solved! Bring your lunch
Thursday 14th December 1 – 2pm
“Sharing TEL tips to develop our digital capabilities” Sandie Donnelly
Lancaster Room SB204 Sentamu Building
Whether you’ve got some TEL tips to share or you want to make more use of technology in learning and teaching, please join our TEL PIP to share expertise, Christmas treats and find out about software available to staff and students at UoC.
Monday 18th December 12 – 1pm
“Use of Mentimeter to promote student engagement and inclusion” – Davina Hill & Kelly Fielden
Via VC Carlisle (SKF05) Skiddaw Building & (AXB002) Alexandra Building Lancaster and skype option available
The provision of an effective learning environment is central to promoting engagement and is a key component of the Teaching Excellence Framework. Mentimeter, a technology-enhanced learning tool can be used to achieve this in a way that reaches multiple learners simultaneously and grants them anonymity. We will use this session to describe our research on student perceptions of Mentimeter, offer practical guidance on using interactive presentation software to promote engagement and inclusion, and provide a forum for discussion. We will focus on two features of Mentimeter: interactive multiple choice quizzes and the option for students to ask open anonymous questions during class
Link to book on to PIP seminars:https://cumbria.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/pedagogy-in-practice-seminars-29th-november-14th-18th
Pedagogy in Practice Seminars (PIPs) commencing January 2017
Following the success of earlier PIPs, a new series of PIP seminars for staff to meet and share practice on teaching and learning themes face-to-face will commence in January 2017. They will take the form of a short presentation by the lead, followed by an opportunity for discussion. All staff are welcome whether you teach or support student learning, and you are encouraged to share examples of successful practice as well as challenges to which you have found solutions, or that are yet to be solved! Bring your lunch. These will be drop in sessions with no pre-booking required.
The idea is that they will run on the same week of each month at the main northern campuses. It is hoped that the London India Docks campus will be facilitated in the future. Do you want to be a PIP leader? We are still looking for leaders from 21 February 2017 for the following dates 21 & 28 Feb, 7,21,28 Mar & 2,23 May 2017 if you are interested please contact Heather Prince or AQD.
The seminars for 2017 will commence with:
Raye Ng (BLPSS) | Internationalisation of Curriculum | Lancaster | Tuesday 10 Jan 2017 12:10pm – 1pm |
TB11 (Temp Building) Capacity 35 |
Grace Hurford (BLPSS) | Working with International Students | Ambleside | Tuesday 17 Jan 2017 12.10pm – 1pm |
LD0.04 (Langdale) Capacity 15 |
Roddy Hunter (IoA) | Assessment for Learning | Brampton Road | Tuesday 24 Jan 2017 12:10pm – 1pm |
HO10 (Homeacres) Capacity 18 |
Grace Hurford (BLPSS) | Working with International Students | Fusehill St | Tuesday 7 Feb 2017 12:10pm – 1pm |
SKG37 (Skiddaw) Capacity 20 |
Alan Marsh (SNROS) | NSS Q9 issue re Student’s perception of Feedback | Lancaster | Tuesday 14 Feb 2017 12:10pm – 1pm |
HB011 (HB2) (Humanities) Capacity 20 |
To download a copy of the above Timetable, please click here.
Links
Pedagogy in Practice Seminar – Reluctant readers – Tracy Hayes, Lecturer, HPSS