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Host a 'Teaching Exchange Workshop' in your media,
communications or cultural studies department at a UK Higher Education
Institution at no cost to you.
• How can the learning experience be improved for
both students and teachers?
• What are the challenges that face teaching
practice in your subject area?
• How can higher education practitioners support
one another in designing responses to those challenges?
To explore these questions, we are hosting a series of
'Teaching Exchange Workshops' for teaching staff departments. These workshops
provide an opportunity for teaching staff to reflect on these and other
questions. They also respond to the need for a proactive, collaborative and
reflexive 'ground-up' approach to teaching quality enhancement (QE) and quality
assurance (QA) in higher education.
In addition to providing a forum for discussion, the
workshops generate two tangible outputs that will benefit your department:
(1) A school/department specific best-practices summary
sheet for each participating institution.
(2) A Teaching Exchange handbook for broader
institutional use with information on the process of implementing the workshop
and its contributions to quality assurance and quality enhancement.
At the conclusion of this study, our Teaching Exchange
Workshop model will be made widely available.
If you would like to host a workshop in your department,
or would like to find out more about this project, please contact either of the
co-investigators:
Dr. Mehita Iqani, King's College London [log in to unmask]
Dr. Anna Feigenbaum, Richmond University [log in to unmask]
Funded by the Art Design Media Subject Centre, Higher
Education Academy (ADM-HEA). www.adm.heacademy.ac.uk
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