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E-learning Summer School
What is the e-learning summer school?
The Summer School is a two-day event offering an immersive environment for staff to experience all of the tools and technologies available to them at the University and to engage in wider discussions about Technology Enhanced Learning in Higher Education.
The Summer School operates like a mini conference with invited guest speakers, parallel workshop sessions and interactive discussion groups. Attendees have plenty of opportunity to network with their colleagues and to share their own practice.
This event is open to all staff, regardless of whether you currently use technology in your teaching or not. It may also be of interest to staff who are new to the University of Kent.
Details for next year's Summer School will be released early 2013.
E-Learning Summer School 2012
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On the 5th and 6th of September 2012, the Curriculum Development team ran the first ever E-Learning Summer School. The event was attended by over forty members of staff from a range of different departments and disciplines. Guest presenters included Tom Ritchie (President of Kent Union), Dr Kate Bradley (SSPSSR), Dr James Baker (School of History), Sebastien Cadinot (Centre for English and World Languages) and Dr Louise Naylor (UELT). |
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Workshop sessions covered themes such as Moodle, embedding PDP with MyFolio, social media in learning and teaching, lecture capture in practice, open educational resources and technology enhanced feedback. Click here to see a detailed programme for the event. Click here to access the supporting Moodle module (including session recordings). |