Hi Chris,

Sounds exciting and look forward to hearing more.

 

In terms of bibliographies, I’d suggest having a look at the following:

-          The International Centre for Supplemental Instruction hosts a (very) extensive list of literature that charts the evidence base for SI: http://www.umkc.edu/asm/si/si-docs/sibib.htm

-          David Arendale recently updated his list and (although his background was in the development of SI) it covers a wide range of different Peer Learning approaches: http://www.arendale.org/storage/pdf-documents/peer/Peerbib03-2012.pdf

 

For some recent articles, the Australasian PASS Centre hosts the ‘Journal of Peer Learning’: http://ro.uow.edu.au/ajpl/ (Vol 6 is just out!)

 

There have been a couple of books out recently with some chapters around the subject including:

-          ‘The Student Engagement Handbook’: Dunne and Owen

-          ‘Improving the Student Experience’: Morgan (http://www.improvingthestudentexperience.com/student-practitioner-model/SEPM%20Books%20/table-of-contents/)

-          ‘Supporting Diversity in Higher Education’: Morgan (as above)

 

Hope some of these help.

 

Regards,

Will

 

PS: I’m sure you know about John Hilsdon’s recent article (!) but just in case…’Peer Learning for Change in HE’: http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/14703297.2013.796709

 

 

 

Dear everyone

 

I am hoping to start a major survey in the near future looking at student peer learning   – more about which another time once it’s confirmed.  In the meantime, I wondered if anyone could recommend any recent literature on Peer Assisted Learning or peer learning generally that I could have a look at?  

 

Best wishes

Chris

 

Chris Keenan FHEA

Faculty of Science and Technology 

Bournemouth University

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