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Tag Archives: LTHEchat
#LTHEchat 176: How do students engage with learning technologies? With guest host Professor Momna Hejmadi @bssmvh
The impact of covid has brought with it the potential to rethink, maybe radically, traditional pedagogies. However, the emergence and adoption of new technologies may not necessarily be used in a consistent manner across modules, courses and institutions. This diversity … Continue reading
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#LTHEchat 156 ’Simulation as an assessment tool to promote authentic learning in Higher Education’ with Gustavo Espinoza Ramos @tavoer8
Authentic assessment The traditional forms of assessment are based on conventional methods of testing that usually involves the production of written document including tests, essays and reports; and follow the transmission of knowledge from teacher to learner that creates a … Continue reading
#LTHEchat 84: Student Retention – where do we start?
This coming Wednesday we have Neil Withnell, so over to Neil to explain the topic and the pre-tweet chat reading (optional). Following on (very nicely) from last week’s chat on the first year experience (you can find details here) this … Continue reading
#LTHEchat 82: Evidencing practice for TEL
We are back after our Easter break! This coming Wednesday, 3rd May, we have Sue Watling and Patrick Lynch. Over to them… Patrick and I have been invited to experiment with the #lthechat format. Hence this link to a google … Continue reading