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Profile information

This information will be displayed alongside your recipe on the Digital Pedagogy Library website. Please only complete this form if you have been directed to by a member of the DPL team. If you'd like to express a new interest in contributing to our community, please complete the call for submissions form instead. Note: This form does not auto-save. Please write your submission in another document and copy it across to prevent your work from being lost.


 

Biography photo

Where possible, we like to include images of our contributors alongside the their recipes. Please send a professional headshot to dpl@warwick.ac.uk with the subject line "CONTRIBUTOR IMAGE - [Your Name]", and check the box below to confirm that you have done so. If you would prefer not to have a photo of yourself on the DPL website, please check the box below and send us an email to let us know.

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Digital Pedagogy Library recipe template

Please use this form to submit your recipe to the Digital Pedagogy Library. You don't have to write a lot, but we want to communicate enough information that other Higher Education practitioners can replicate and adapt your plan in their own work. You can find some great examples on our website, which can help you structure your own approach:

If you still have questions or something requires clarification, please send us an email at dpl@warwick.ac.uk. Thank you!


 

Overview

Please briefly summarise your pedagogical intervention. This section may include an outline of the concept, the motivations, methodology and learning outcomes. You may want to replicate aspects of the abstract you have submitted.

Lesson plan

In this section, please outline your lesson plan in easy to follow steps. Take a look at the existing pedagogy recipes listed above if you are unsure of how to do this. This guide will enable visitors to the library to replicate your pedagogy in their own pedagogical practice.

Student testimonies

Please consider including comments from students about your activity. Honest reflections help our visitors to decide whether an activity might suit their own practice. If you have examples of completed student work, please upload up to three examples of completed assessments, alongside written consent from the authors agreeing to have their work showcased.

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Tutor's observations

Use this section to record any reflections you have about your own activity. How do you think students responded to the intervention? What were the benefits? Were there any pain points?

Privacy notice

The data on this form relates to your submission. The date and time of your submission, your identity and the work you have submitted will all be stored, but will not be used for any purpose other than that which is stated. 

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