hi Helen
if it is shorter pieces I would also be tempted to include hashtags and individuals to follow on twitter e.g. #LTHEchat , @S_J_Lancaster and shameless plug as we are talking about learning and teaching on twitter @NtuTilt but there are lots more just a case of snowballing (and finding cross disciplinary range and geographical spread).


Dr Kate Cuthbert
Academic Practice Development Consultant
Organisational Development (TDU)

Nottingham Trent University, 50 Shakespeare Street, Nottingham. NG1 4FQ 
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Subject: Literature on academic practice & professional development
 

Hi everyone,

 

I’m putting together a reading list for a Professional Development module on our PGCAPP. I’m looking for articles, papers or websites that can support colleagues in thinking about their academic practice and professional development in a more holistic way. There are a number of books available but I’m keen to include some shorter, more easily accessible resources. Also, the papers I have found tend to be written for academic developers rather than academics themselves. Any suggestions gratefully received!

 

Best wishes,

Helen

 

Dr Helen King NTF SFSEDA PFHEA 

Associate Director of Academic Practice

Academic Practice Directorate

 

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