This week, we will feature a series of blogs from Professor Susan Smith, Associate Director, Centre for Learning and Teaching, at Leeds Beckett University. Susan first shared her findings and reflections on educating in a lockdown back in May; in this second instalment, she reflects on how organising and managing a flexible working life is 'still messy,… Continue reading Educators in lockdown: It’s still a messy business! (But a little bit tidier)
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Educators in lockdown: six months further on
This week, we will feature a series of blogs from Professor Susan Smith, Associate Director, Centre for Learning and Teaching, at Leeds Beckett University. Susan first shared her findings and reflections on educating in a lockdown back in May; here, she reflects on how her learning journey has continued through the pandemic. I explored the… Continue reading Educators in lockdown: six months further on
Reflections on transforming assessment and feedback: complexity and collaboration
National Teaching Fellow Professor Debbie Holley shares her experiences of preparing for, and delivering, an online keynote Keynote Lecture by Bournemouth University academics Debbie Holley and Anne Quinney to the Medway universities’ Creative and inclusive assessment and feedback Festival September 2020. Medway Learning and Teaching festival is an annual event which has run since 2014.… Continue reading Reflections on transforming assessment and feedback: complexity and collaboration