A summary of Innovative Learning Week 2016
Staff and students in the School of History, Classics and Archaeology were brought together for a week of fun and inspiring activities as part of the University-wide Innovative Learning Week 2016. (Published 8 March 2016)
From 15-19 February 2016 staff and students in the School had a break from normal teaching to develop skills, meet new people, celebrate innovation in the academic community and have fun!
Fun for all
In addition to events offered across the University, the School offered a broad programme of creative and experimental learning activities, with something for everyone. Events were organised by both staff and students across the School.
Activities included several overseas trips; a day trip to Stirling and Bannockburn and a whole host of practical workshops, film showings and productions.
A snapshot of the action
Many School events were captured on camera; visit the image gallery for an overview of the fun that was shared by all who took part.
What is Innovative Learning Week?
Innovative Learning Week is a University-wide initiative that brings together staff, students and alumni for a week of inspiring activities. The aim is to give those involved the opportunity to explore new subjects of interest, gain employability skills, make valuable connections and, of course, to have fun.
The student perspective on Innovative Learning Week can be found on the dedicated blog.