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About Sue Beckingham

An Associate Professor, National Teaching Fellow and Teaching and Learning lead for Computing and Digital Technologies at Sheffield Hallam University with a research interest in the use of social media in higher education.

#LTHEchat No 22 with Dr Luigina Ciolfi @luiciolfi Research Informed Teaching

Dear colleagues, This Wednesday, Dr Luigina Ciolfi @luiciolfi will be with us for the next #LTHEchat to discuss research informed teaching in higher education.  Dr Luigina Ciolfi is a a Reader in Communication in the Communication and Computing Research Centre, Sheffield Hallam University. … Continue reading

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#LTHEchat No 11 Summary: ‘Discussing failure and when things go wrong in Learning and Teaching’

This week’s chat topic was led by Chris Corker and supported by Sue Beckingham. Discussing failure and when things go wrong in Learning and Teaching The Storify is available HERE. Read more about what is being shared in the #LTHEchat community … Continue reading

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#LTHEchat No 11: ‘Discussing failure and when things go wrong in Learning and Teaching’ with @ChrisCorker

Dear colleagues, This week we have the pleasure to have with us Chris Corker (@ChrisCorker), a Lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University who will be leading the #LTHEchat on ‘Discussing failure and when things go wrong in Learning and Teaching’ Chris Corker is, … Continue reading

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#LTHEchat No 9 ‘The Language of Feedback’

Dear colleagues, We hope you had a good break and the New Year started well for you. It almost feels to late to say this now… The truth is that it has been a while since our last #LTHEchat back … Continue reading

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A summary of #LTHEchat 7: Games for Learning with Dr Nicola Whitton

This week’s chat topic was led by Guest Dr Nicola Whitton @nicwhitton Games for Learning The chat was co-led by Peter Reed. The Storify is available at: https://storify.com/LTHEchat/lthechat-7-learning-and-teaching-in-higher-ed-cha     Read more about what is being shared in the #LTHEchat community … Continue reading

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A summary of #LTHEchat 6: Enhancing the employability of our students and ourselves

This week’s chat topic was led by Guest Ruth Lawton @RuthLawton Enhancing the employability of our students and ourselves The chat was co-led by Sue Beckingham. The Storify is available at: https://storify.com/LTHEchat/lthechat-6-learning-and-teaching-in-higher-ed-cha   Read more about what was shared in the … Continue reading

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A summary of #LTHEchat 5: Learners as co-creators of knowledge

This week’s chat topic was chosen by you our #LTHEchat  community! Students as co-creators of knowledge The chat was led by Chrissi Nerantzi and Sue Beckingham. The Storify is available at: https://storify.com/LTHEchat/lthechat-5-learning-and-teaching-in-higher-ed-cha   This week’s chat had an additional twist as … Continue reading

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A summary of #LTHEchat 4 – Flipping the Classroom

Hello everybody, Thank you so much for joining us for this chat with Dr David Smith. This was another speedy #LTHEchat which generated lots of discussion and debate around how we can maximise engagement and creative thinking students inside and … Continue reading

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A summary of #LTHEchat 3 – Engaging the unengaged learners

This weeks chat was led by Peter Reed and Sue Beckingham. The topic was chosen by the community and was ‘Engaging the unengaged learners’. It was great to see new Tweeters joining the conversation and hope others who are listening … Continue reading

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A summary of #LTHEchat 2 – Developing Staff Digital Fluency

A big thank you to all who participated and listened in to #LTHEchat on Bonfire Night! The topic for the chat was:  Developing Staff Digital Fluency and was led by Dr Liz Bennett and co-hosted with Dr David Walker. Liz’s article … Continue reading

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