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The Technology Enhanced Active Learning (TEAL) Forums

TheTEAL Forum is a regular meeting for academics and professional support staff to share experiences, ideas and seek support related to online learning.
Next Forum:Coming Soon!

Please see this page for more information about the TEAL Forums

CoDe Workshop 1

Tuesday 7th May, 1-4pm (In person)

The first workshop focuses on what will motivate the curriculum, and how you will initiate the development process. Activities will focus on how you will work with the wider programme team to re/design course aims in response to internal and external factors driving change and innovation (Dimensions of a Warwick Curriculum, Essential Dimension 2), and then translate those aims into course learning outcomes. We will also consider how you might evaluate the success of the course.

To register for workshop 1, please sign uphere.

Further information about CoDe can be found here -https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/cross_fac/academic-development/code/

Building Digital Capabilities

Wednesday 22nd May, 1pm (Online)

This session will provide an update and a review of how the JISC Digital Capabilities (DC) tool is being used to support students and staff with skills development:

- Overview and update on the JISC DC service - Jim Judges (Senior Academic Technologist, FOLD)

- Update on the use of the JISC DC tool in the Warwick Award - Parmjit Dhugga (Warwick Award Manager)

- Using the JISC DC with first year undergraduates in PAIS to identify confidence levels and priority areas for support and development - Robert Liu-Preece (Academic Technologist, PAIS)

Join us live via Teams in the LDCU Workshops Channel -please register your interest here.

Teaching for Learning Online

Teaching for Learning Online (TfLO) will introduce some of the theories and debates that underpin online education and guide participants through some practical steps to take teaching and learning online.

This course is self-directed and available any time.

Visit the Teaching for Learning Online Moodle course.

Design for Flexible and Online Learning - ABC Mini Sprint

In this session we will be introducing the ABC ‘Sprint’ model of design based on Professor Diana Laurillard’s ‘Conversational Framework’ This model will help to structure thoughts and discussions around design in the Technology Enhanced Active Learning Space.

In this session we will:

  • Explain what is meant by the ABC ‘Sprint’ model
  • Apply the different learning types
  • Consider a range of activities to support the learning aims.

This 90 minute online session will be especially useful for anyone who is planning to deliver online and blended learning. This may be to enhance and develop the configuration of existing content or plan for new delivery. The concepts, ideas and examples will be useful whether you are planning a few sessions or a whole module.

You can find out more about the ABC Method here.

Dates for the next online workshops:

Wednesday 1st May, 1-2:30pm (In person)
You can register your interest here.

TEAL Labs

Are you interested in using technology more in your practice?

Do you have a challenge in relation to teaching and learning you think technology could help you with?

Have you had an idea how you might use technology in your practice, but need the time and space to develop your ideas?

If your answer to any of these questions isyes, we may be able to help. We have an exciting opportunity for a small group of staff and/or students (six in total) to get involved in a project-based initiative, piloted by the Learning Development Consultancy Unit (LDCU) over the coming months.

What’s in it for you?

  • Support with the design, development, implementation, evaluation and dissemination of a small-scale technology-enhanced-learning project.
  • Structured support from ADC and FOLD.
  • Dedicated mentor from the PGA TEL alumni.
  • Peer support via in-person and online sessions.
  • For staff, an opportunity to work towards evidence for your Advance HE fellowship or CMALT.

Commitment:

Attending x 2 in-person workshops and x 2 online workshops. Optional writing retreats are also available.

The programme runs from May – July 2024

Deadline for expressions of interest:7 May 2024

Dates:

Workshop 1(In person) Thursday 23rd May, 11-1pm (Refreshments included)

Workshop 2(Online) Tuesday 4th June, 1-2pm

Workshop 3(Online) Wednesday 26th June, 11-12pm

Workshop 4(In person) Wednesday 10th July, 12-2pm (Lunch included)

Sign up here

Forums & Workshops

Academic Technology Training

See the training page including an opportunity for one-to-one support.

Academic Development Programme (ADC)