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Led by Andy Tattersall It was the influence of late night listening to Radio Luxembourg at the age of 15 when I first took to recording my own audio. I would make cassette tapes of my records interspersed by me … Continue reading →

Led by Prof. Richard Hill Universities (particularly their managers) talk a lot about innovation. “We need to innovate” “This is innovative” “Our environment fosters innovation” And this is what people outside academia would expect from a university. Lots of bright, … Continue reading →

Imagine if mutual flourishing was central to a regenerative education system – human flourishing in the more than human world. Imagine if learning was transdisciplinary, and intergenerational, in community with each other and nature – imaginative and beautiful learning that … Continue reading →

Led by Dr Alison Purvis @DrAlisonPurvis Compassionate, positive, and caring interactions in learning and teaching are important because they can create psychological safety, encourage engagement, and develop a sense of belonging for everyone (Burke & Lemar, 2021).  Thoughtful staff-student interactions … Continue reading →

Led by Dr Gustavo Espinoza-Ramos @tavoer8 Introduction In recent years, higher education institutions have faced increasing pressure to enhance student progression, satisfaction and engagement. This situation and a very competitive environment have encouraged more universities to move away from teacher-centred … Continue reading →

Led by guest Dr Teeroumanee Nadan @Tee_Nadan with Amin Neghavati @neghavati, Rachel Branham @ARLT_SIG & Dr Olatunde Durowoju @OADurowoju This session is being led by members of the Antiracism & Learning Technology Special Interest Group (ARLT SIG). Check out our … Continue reading →

Led by guest Hazel Farrell @renshigirl Having started my career in higher education over 30 years ago emulating the old-style lecture model of my own undergraduate studies, I quickly reached a point where I wasn’t enjoying my job and my … Continue reading →

Led by guest Dr Helen Tidy @ForensicHelenT and Joanne Irving-Walton @Joirv If you think about your own experiences of learning there are probably moments that stand out, experiences that stay with you and improbable links that helped concepts fall into place. … Continue reading →