*** WIHEA Fellows and Alumni only ***

We are writing to invite you to join in with the Pedagogic Research in HE Learning Circle. Over the last year members of the learning circle have trialled an approach to inquiring into our teaching and learning practice. The idea is to move from discussion of important issues in our recent professional experience to developing small-scale inquiries into these issues. The main aim of the initiative is to develop an approach that HE teaching staff with multiple demands on their time can adopt to engage in inquiry into teaching and learning, with ultimate benefits for improvement of student experience but also with immediate benefit to participants themselves. Members of the LC have found it very beneficial to be able to work through challenges faced in these difficult circumstances.

Find out more and register

Please note this workshop will follow on from a similar WIE workshop taking place at 1.00 - 1.45

(WIHEA Fellows/Alumni will also be able to attend the WIE workshop)

Find out more and register.

*** WIHEA Fellows and Alumni only ***

We are writing to invite you to join in with the Pedagogic Research in HE Learning Circle. Over the last year members of the learning circle have trialled an approach to inquiring into our teaching and learning practice. The idea is to move from discussion of important issues in our recent professional experience to developing small-scale inquiries into these issues. The main aim of the initiative is to develop an approach that HE teaching staff with multiple demands on their time can adopt to engage in inquiry into teaching and learning, with ultimate benefits for improvement of student experience but also with immediate benefit to participants themselves. Members of the LC have found it very beneficial to be able to work through challenges faced in these difficult circumstances.

Find out more and register.

Please note this workshop will follow on from a similar WIE workshop taking place at 1.00 - 1.45

(WIHEA Fellows/Alumni will also be able to attend the WIE workshop)

Find out more and register.

*** WIHEA Fellows and Alumni only ***

We are writing to invite you to join in with the Pedagogic Research in HE Learning Circle. Over the last year members of the learning circle have trialled an approach to inquiring into our teaching and learning practice. The idea is to move from discussion of important issues in our recent professional experience to developing small-scale inquiries into these issues. The main aim of the initiative is to develop an approach that HE teaching staff with multiple demands on their time can adopt to engage in inquiry into teaching and learning, with ultimate benefits for improvement of student experience but also with immediate benefit to participants themselves. Members of the LC have found it very beneficial to be able to work through challenges faced in these difficult circumstances.

Find out more and register.

*** This is an open event ***

Full details to follow soon

*** WIHEA Fellows and Alumni only ***

We are writing to invite you to join in with the Pedagogic Research in HE Learning Circle. Over the last year members of the learning circle have trialled an approach to inquiring into our teaching and learning practice. The idea is to move from discussion of important issues in our recent professional experience to developing small-scale inquiries into these issues. The main aim of the initiative is to develop an approach that HE teaching staff with multiple demands on their time can adopt to engage in inquiry into teaching and learning, with ultimate benefits for improvement of student experience but also with immediate benefit to participants themselves. Members of the LC have found it very beneficial to be able to work through challenges faced in these difficult circumstances.

Find out more and register.

WIHEA and ADC are hosting a Human Teaching Book event on 24 November 21 between 12-1.30 pm. The event is online and akin to the Human Library but with a teaching focus. Some WIHEA fellows will be 'human books' to help share their experience introducing various ideas into their teaching practice. They will meet 'readers' in virtual rooms and be able to explain a little more about what they do. This is a great opportunity to learn something new and meet others with similar interests to build communities of practice across the institution. Anyone interested in being a 'human teaching book' and sharing their experience should contact Dr Jane Bryan. No prep is required to be a book.

Find out more and register your interest.

*** This is an open event ***

Full details to follow soon

*** Fellows only ***

*** Fellows and Alumni only ***

*** Fellows only ***

*** Fellows and Alumni only ***

*** Fellows only ***