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Lecture capture – an important inclusive learning technology

By Dr Louise Robson, Senior University Teacher, School of Biosciences, University of Sheffield. Louise was awarded her NTF in 2021. You can follow Louise on Twitter @Louisescicomm. Dr Louise Robson - University of Sheffield As an academic with over 25 years experience, it’s fair to say I have delivered a lot of teaching sessions over… Continue reading Lecture capture – an important inclusive learning technology

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‘I’m sorry, I can’t hear you’: Simple strategies to allow women’s voices to be heard

Dr Sarah Allsop (she/her), SFHEA, Senior Lecturer in Medical and Anatomy Education at the University of Bristol Dr Lucy Spowart (she/her), PFHEA, NTF, Associate Professor in Postgraduate Clinical Education and Programme Lead at the University of Plymouth Dr Greta Bosch (she/her), PFHEA, NTF, Associate Professor in Law at the University of Exeter A recent article… Continue reading ‘I’m sorry, I can’t hear you’: Simple strategies to allow women’s voices to be heard

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Aging and Inclusivity in the Academy?

Our first "Inclusivity Friday" blogpost by James Derounian, De Montfort/ Society of Local Council Clerks Ageing and inclusivity in the Academy? James Derounian, a Tiggerish 60-something lecturer in community engagement, and 2007 NTF, takes aim at ageism within academia……. The aphorism runs, ‘with age comes wisdom’! Even if this was half true then, surely, we… Continue reading Aging and Inclusivity in the Academy?