TLC at the UCISA Good Practice Event (Salford, Dec 11)
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- 2. Why? Teaching and Learning Conversations TLC series 1 Feb- June 11 ADU Palmer (2007, 148) stresses that “we must spend more time talking to each other about teaching”.
- 8. TLC Programme, series 1 Teaching and Learning Conversations TLC series 1 Feb- June 11 ADU Dates time/ 1h mode location facilitator theme 9 Feb 8.30pm webinar Elluminate Prof. Huw Morris Developing a new learning and teaching strategy in partnership 2 March 12pm seminar Derwent Room University House Lower Ground Floor Donna Berwick Students as Professionals 23 Mar 8.30pm webinar Elluminate Dr. Chris Smith Enhancing teaching and learning at Salford through peer observations 4 May 12pm seminar Mary Seacole MS3.02 Neil Currant Portfolio-based learning 25 May 8.30pm webinar Elluminate Prof. Martin Hall Teaching in a world of social media: what’s different? 22 June 12pm seminar Pankhurst Room Faraday House Chrissi Nerantzi The language of feedback
- 9. feedback from facilitators Teaching and Learning Conversations TLC series 1 Feb- June 11 ADU “ Some good aspects but I found it hard to keep with the texts coming in at the end and shame people could not use the mic more. Too much of me talking and without people taking the mic there's a limit to the value of it being mainly messaging.” “ It was a pleasure, and I enjoyed it. ” “ I found delivering the TLC webinar very useful to get views from many people and to be able to record them to listen and read later.”
- 10. feedback from participants informative, and a great way to connect with others Teaching and Learning Conversations TLC series 1 Feb- June 11 ADU Good to share practice, nice to be consulted. It was interesting to see the technology in action, and to get some idea of its possibilities and limitations. I couldn’t hear it. Good to see the interaction with this medium.
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- In the Academic Dev Unit we deliver and support both accredited and non acredited courses, for example post grad cert in learning and teaching, and also a open workshop prog where we have a series of f2f workshops scheduled that open and attended by everyone at the uni . In brief, we recognise through the work we do that staff value and appreciate the opportinuies to discuss and communicate with each other about various aspects of learning and teaching, share ideas and talk through problems etc and our role was to support and facilitate these. Our pgcap is acredited by the HEA, and is a probationary requirement for new staff – not always avaialble for everyone when they want it One of the things we identifed with the open prog workshop these, are usually 3 hrs f2f, and some staff find it difficult to block out this dedicated ampunt of time, what we have also found is that theses workshops, although feedback from participants have found it valuable these oftne to deliver to low numbers and uusally to the same faces We decided to review these based on some of the activities we were already implementng in our pg cert programme We dedcied to look at the possibility of having a blended learning apporach to our staff development opportunity to give more flexibility and to exploit the technology where possible Before I go to describe the TLC series – take a few minutes to discuss any blended learning staff development opportunites….
- Hold onto some of the things you discussed in your group and during the course of my talk, see if you can identify with any of these I describe the TLC series here at Salford.
- Hold onto some of the things you discussed in your group and during the course of my talk, see if you can identify with any of these I describe the TLC series here at Salford. How the TLC developed Our PGCAP course makes use of technology enhanced learning, and it is designed so we embed its use within the programme and assessment, and also to ensure we model good practice in learning and teaching. We have already started to use sychrous technology to deliver our programme using Elluminate Invited our PVC(A) to give a talk about learning and teaching at the university. This gave partciapnts an opportunity to engage with a senior member of staff about a subject which was pertinent to the programme. it gave participants an opportunity to engage with the technology which was being used within the programme. The TLC idea was given more momentum when our PVC(A) decieded tp engage with and work with a wider group of staff across the university to help him develop our revised learning and teaching strategy. These sessions were well attended and generated more interest in this type of approach as well as the technology itself
- Elluminate used for media-synchronicity Mix of face to face and evening webinars TLCs are a series of f2f and blended staff development opportunities, with an underlining ethos that it was lead by acdemic staff from acorss the uni, and not just staff from ADU. And that it was an opporutnity for staff together and talk and share ideas 1hr – we felt this was the right amount of time to focus on a topic and to still enable the necessary conversation and interaction. We also scheduled in lunchtime and evening sessions to give added flexibility
- An example of one of these TLCs – this one lead by our VC Scheduled for the evening Initial time to help people log in, set up, check technical set up Chrissi briefed the VC on the technology and also the approach to conduct his talk within the online environment, eg. Use of polling, raising your hands to ask questions and enourage interaction
- This is the first series of TLC we facilitated this year. There are 3 f2f and 3 webinar sessions – The themes are based on the staff expertise
- Demonstrated to the university another apporach to staff development which staff activity engaged in Staff coming together from across disciplines Staff are willing to engage with this approach, share their experience and also want an opportunity to experiecne the technology
- In total, 72 staff participated in all events (face-to-face sessions: 24/per session: 8; webinars: 48/per session: 16).
- Break – so far does this relate to any of the discussions you had earlier in the group?
- Building on its success, we have the following ideas – but the cavent to this is that the unit is currently going through a restructure and so some of these things may not be achievable
- an evaluation of the BBB at http://www.pontydysgu.org/2011/03/big-blue-button-service-for-uk-academia/