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New WIHEA Learning Circles
WIHEA are launching four new Learning Circles and a Learning Circle sub-group – here’s a summary of their activities and leads.
Led by Karen Jackson (K.Jackson.3@warwick.ac.uk), Neha Gupta (Neha.Gupta@wbs.ac.uk) and Jianhua Yang (Jianjua.Yang@warwick.ac.uk)
This Learning Circle seeks to help WIHEA Fellows to understand and develop expertise in utilizing generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools in the educational context, from perspectives including teaching, learning, and ethical considerations.
Led by Gemma Gray (G.Gray@warwick.ac.uk) and Luke Hodson (Luke.Hodson@warwick.ac.uk)
The Compassionate Pedagogy Learning Circle will focus on a holistic, person-centred approach to how we interact across the university, aiming to imbue kindness and consideration into all of the activities we do.
Digital Education and Technologies for Teaching and Assessment (DETTA)
Led by Caroline Elliott (Caroline.Elliott@warwick.ac.uk) and Matt Street (Matt.Street@warwick.ac.uk)
The Learning Circle is intended as a forum for exploring what a digital education framework should consider, exploring new technologies and updates to existing technologies such that recommendations can be made to the PVC Education in line with the digital education framework developed.
Employability
Led by Atisha Ghosh (Atisha.Ghosh@warwick.ac.uk), Laura Yetton (Laura.Yetton@warwick.ac.uk) and David Molyneux (David.Molyneux@warwick.ac.uk)
The Employability Learning Circle is aimed at fostering and embedding employability within the professional culture of Warwick and its academic departments.
(A sub-group of Inclusive Assessment, led by Sam Grierson [Samantha.Grierson@warwick.ac.uk] and Kerry Dobbins [Kerry.Dobbins@warwick.ac.uk])
The vision of this sub-group is to develop understandings about inclusive assessment design in Science, Engineering, and Mathematics (SEM).
If you wish to join one of these Learning Circles or would like more information, please get in touch with the relevant leads.