This workshop will be of interest to academic staff using media to enhance their teaching.

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METAL (Media Enhanced Teaching and Learning) dissemination meeting, April 24th 2012

The final workshop in the current series of Nottingham METAL (Media Enhanced Teaching and Learning) workshops will be a METAL Dissemination Meeting, to be held at the University of Nottingham on Tuesday April 24 2012, 10:30-16:00.

In addition to the usual opportunities to hear presentations from people about the ways that they have been using media to enhance teaching and learning, there will also be a discussion of the outcomes of the METAL project and its workshops so far, including: methodologies tried; lessons learned; suggested good practice; software and hardware available.

The registration form is available at http://goo.gl/bD53k
Registration will close at 11:59PM on Tuesday 17th April 2012.

These METAL events are funded by the University of Nottingham with support from the Mathematical Sciences HE Curriculum Innovation Project, operated by the Maths, Stats and OR Network as part of the National HE STEM Programme. See http://wp.me/PosHB-el for more information on this workshop, and links to the programmes and some videos from the previous METAL workshops.

Please note:

The METAL project involves a wide (and expanding) range of disciplines, and it is not restricted to STEM subjects.
This event will be recorded, and parts of the recordings may be published in a variety of formats and channels.

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Sally Hanford

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