Addressing the landscape for learning and teaching post-Covid
The TEL Team are proud to present our summer online programme aimed at celebrating the innovative teaching from the past 18 months, and to help prepare us for the expectations of incoming students.
Now that we're able to get back into the classroom, what newly developed skills will we bring with us? How can technology help to augment and enhance the valuable face-to-face teaching time that we have so missed?
These sessions are written to be a mixture of "why" and "how" and are designed to encourage participation and discussion.
Scheduled sessions
Thursday 2nd September 2021
10:00 - Mendeley. An introduction to this referencing software - 45mins
Subject Librarian, Janet Carter will guide you through using the Mendeley referencing software
Friday 3rd September 2021
The second in the series of TEL webinars exploring approaches to engaging blended learning at the University of Chichester. Hosted again by Learning Technologist, Darren Thompson, and welcoming back guest speakers, Heather Green, Professor Beverley Hale, and Dr. Andrew Smith.
Tuesday 7th September 2021
10:00 - How your students find journal articles - 30 mins
Subject Librarian, Wendy Ellison, guides you through the process your students need to follow to find journal articles
14:00 - eStream Basics - 60 mins
Do you ever need to show a clip of a TV show, documentary or movie for a lecture? Subject Librarian, Gail Graffham, will deliver an introduction to eStream, the University's off-air recording library
Wednesday 8th September 2021
10:30 - Setting up an electronic reading list - 60 mins
A requirement of the Moodle Minimum Requirements, this session will lead you through the process of building reading lists and embedding them into your Moodle pages
12:00 - Introduction to Moodle - 60 mins
Designed for those new to Moodle, this session will help you get started with the University's online learning environment
Thursday 9th September 2021
11:00 - Introduction to Panopto - 60 mins
Designed for those new to Panopto, this session will help you get started with the University's lecture capture software - it is advised that you are familiar with Moodle before attending this session.
Friday 10th September 2021
11:00 - Preparing your Moodle page - 60 mins
In this session, we will guide you through what to consider when setting up your Moodle page for the upcoming academic year. Areas include locating your AY21 Moodle pages, understanding the minimum requirements, new flexible course format and planning the student journey.
Wednesday 15th September 2021
13:30 - Introduction to Moodle - 60 mins
Designed for those new to Moodle, this session will help you get started with the University's online learning environment
Previous sessions
Where available, session recordings are available in Panopto: Learning and Teaching Festival session recordings
Learning and Teaching Festival welcome from Mark Mason / Avoiding the snap-back
Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Student Experience), Mark Mason, will open the 2021 Learning and Teaching Festival, followed by Learning Technologies and Skills Development Manager, Roz Hall, who will give an overview of lesson's learned from the past 18 months.
Whiteboard file (isn't visible in the recording)
Designing out barriers to learning
Learning Technologies and skills development manager, Roz Hall, will consider the approaches we can take to ensure our learning materials and environments are as accessible as possible
Library: How your students find journal articles
Session delivered by Subject Librarian, Wendy Ellison
Blended and Flipped Learning
In this session, we will introduce the concepts of both Blended and Flipped learning. We will explore the advantages these methods offer, and what digital tools and resources you can utilise to blend and flip your teaching practice
Library: Setting up an electronic Reading list
Session delivered by Subject Librarian, Ruth Clark
Library: Mendeley. An introduction to this referencing software
Session delivered by Subject Librarian/Special Collections Manager, Janet Carter
Protecting your digital footprint (no recording available, please contact TEL@chi.ac.uk for more details)
What is your Digital Footprint? How can we and our students manage our digital identities safely and responsibly?
Teaching & Learning Effective Practice (Online discussion)
A free webinar exploring approaches to engaging blended learning at the University of Chichester. Hosted by Learning Technologist, Darren Thompson, and including guest speakers; Dr. Catherine Crisp, Dr. Dion Georgiou, Heather Green, Professor Beverley Hale, Dr. Andrew Smith
Failure is not the opposite of success; it’s part of success – Arianna Huffington
Productive failure is a pedagogical approach that creates short-term failures but long-term successes. Presented by Director of Quality and Standards, Katie Akerman
Preparing your Moodle page
In this session, we will guide you through what to consider when setting up your Moodle page for the upcoming academic year. Areas include locating your AY21 Moodle pages, understanding the minimum requirements, new flexible course format, planning the student journey
Student discussion panel
Hosted by the Student Union, students discuss innovative teaching of the past year and their expectations of the year ahead.
Hybrid teaching (the good, the bad, and the ugly)
- A discussion of the pros, cons, and necessities of teaching face-to-face and online at the same time
- Staff are invited to discuss and share good practice
Electronic Management of Assignments
- Review of our flexible assignment submission, review, grading, feedback workflows
- Staff are invited to discuss and share good practice
Managing Effective Meetings
- Smart working within your teams and departments
- Single version of the truth (online collaboration)
- Creating and sharing documents securely
- No more H/S Drive and emailing attachments
Student expectations for teaching post-Covid
A review of internal and national student feedback and expectations