“Students have got to feel that they’re driven by somebody who has a real passion for what they’re doing. Cos if you don’t, what the hell are you doing in there in the first place?” This quote comes from a Bournemouth University student participating in our “How Brilliant are We?” research project, and is one… Read more »
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Conference on Citizenship and Education – 3 Nov 15
In association with the British Sociological Association, BU is hosting a conference on Citizenship and Education on 3rd November in Bournemouth House. For more information or to book to attend the conference, please visit the British Sociological Association website
Life? Don’t Talk to Me About Life!
Dr Alex Wardrop, Post-Doctoral Research Fellow in Fair Access to Higher Education, reflects on loans, life, and the limits of fair access. The Sutton Trust recently published a report by John Thompson outlining the impact of the Government’s proposed changes to the student loan repayment structure and removal of maintenance grants to economically disadvantaged students…. Read more »
What can CEL do for you?
CEL is committed to providing timely and useful information (eg the CEL blog and Twitter feed) and a range of supporting services (eg PG Cert, project funding, the Teaching and Learning Fellowships, …) for BU. We would like to know what we can do that will contribute to your role in BU? What information do… Read more »
BU Learning and Teaching Fellowship scheme
During this week, we held two briefing sessions for academics at Lansdowne and Talbot campuses. The purpose of the sessions was to explain the rationale for the scheme, discuss the benefits and walk through the application process. If anyone would like more information on the scheme, please go to the BU L&T page. This page… Read more »
Subscribe to the CEL Twitter feed at cel_bu
If you are a fan of Twitter, why not subscribe to the CEL Twitter account called cel_bu? We tweet about CEL events and activities and also cover interesting news stories 0n teaching and learning. In the last 24 hours, we have tweeted/retweeted on: BU’s learning and teaching fellowship scheme Figures about the number of PG… Read more »
iOS App – PDF WordSmith – Convert PDF documents into editable Word documents
PDF WordSmith By Kdan Mobile Software LTD. Compatibility: Requires iOS 6.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Price: Usually £0.99 but FREE for a limited time. PDF WordSmith is for anyone who wants to convert regular PDFs into Word documents so you can then edit them. You’ll be able to import… Read more »
Interested in Open Educational Resources (OERs) ? two opportunities to find out more
Dr Debbie Holley, Deputy Head of the CEL is on the Association for Learning Technology (ALT) Special Interest Group on Open Educational Resources. Below she outlines two events that will be of interest to those interested in this movement. Webinar on impact of Open Education – Findings from the OER Research Hub, 30 September 2015,… Read more »
CEL events in the next 4 weeks
CEL runs a range of events every month on Talbot and Lansdowne campuses. Here is the list for the coming month: 29 Sep – Learning and Teaching Fellow preparatory workshop. EB303 12:00-13:00 30 Sep – Learning and Teaching Fellow preparatory workshop. PG30a 10:00-11:00 1 Oct – Call for Fusion Investment Fund (FIF) Proposals 6 Oct… Read more »
EmployaGility – engaging multiple stakeholders in the teaching, learning and employment journey
Carly Lamont is the theme leader for employability and workbased learning in the CEL. Below she shares with us her thoughts about a session at the British Academy of Management (BAM) conference in Portsmouth. This Professional Development Workshop introduced the concept of EmployaGility. EmployaGility – engaging multiple stakeholders in the teaching, learning and employment journey… Read more »
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