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Digital Pedagogy Library

Digital Pedagogy Library

Digital Pedagogy Library

University of
Warwick


Welcome to the Digital Pedagogy Library!

Come and explore the different approaches to digital teaching that are currently being practised across the University of Warwick. Our staff have shared their recipes for embedding digital pedagogy into everyday teaching and the Library categorises these recipes to make it easier to find what you need.

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Students sit around curved white tables in a classroom, one student is talking and the others are turned to look at him

Learning and teaching →

Explore recipes which use digital technologies to enhance and transform experiences of learning and teaching, both inside and outside the classroom.


Three young people sit around a wooden table, laughing. Two of the three students sit with laptops open in front of them

Assessment →

Explore recipes which demonstrate the potential of digital tools, both in the production of material for assessment and in the evaluation of student work and progress.


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Public engagement →

Explore recipes which provide case studies for the use of digital pedagogy tools which allow academics to engage with the public, and which empower students to do the same.

 

Want to get involved?

Our call for submissions is opening soon!

Watch this space to find out how you can join the DPL learning community by sharing your own recipe. Submissions will be open to all higher education practitioners including graduate and sessional teaching staff!


Spotlight: Video-essay assessment in Film/Television StudiesLink opens in a new window

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From a recipe submitted by Dr José ArroyoLink opens in a new window, learn how video essays can be used as a mode of assessment which allows students to produce rich multimedia content and encourages them to explore an increasingly popular research medium for both academic and non-academic work.


About the Library 

Learn more about the Digital Pedagogy Library and the team behind it. What is it for, who created it, and how was it built?


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