Please read below for a brief overview of the conference and to access conference recordings and resources.
On Day One, we were delighted to be joined by two keynote speakers:
- Professor Kerri-Lee Krause (Provost and Senior Deputy Vice Chancellor at Avondale University, Australia): Curriculum considerations in supercomplex times
- Professor Emerita Rowena Arshad, (Chair in Multicultural and Anti-Racist Education at The University of Edinburgh): Diversity in learning and teaching: Is inclusion truly achievable?
Day One also included the following panel discussions:
- Reflections on Keynotes
- Significant changes to my thinking about teaching since March 2020
- Showcasing teaching practice from across the University
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On days two and three, colleagues from across the University delivered a variety of engaging parallel sessions around the conference’s eight sub-themes:
- Assessment and feedback for the future
- Innovation in science teaching
- Equality, diversity, inclusion and social Justice
- New lessons in digital teaching – Insights from hybrid and online learning
- Interdisciplinary learning and teaching – Local and global challenges
- Experiential learning
- Building community
- Student engagement and involvement
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This year’s conference also featured a range of posters and asynchronous sessions highlighting innovations and insights from across the University.