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CLTAD Teaching Development Projects

Open Educational Practice Video Summary (2 minutes)

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This short video summarizes the development process of the openly licensed resource that I created for my PG Cert OEP module.

Teaching Development Project Summary

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How can video learning content contribute to accessibility and inclusivity in a blended learning workshop environment? 

 

TDP Video - From Verbal to Visual

Would using an alternative, student driven model for teaching video and multimedia content within workshops improve retention of essential technical information by Fine Art masters students?

 

 Introduction

We observed that roughly half of all MA Fine Art students who sign up for

How can reducing the physical content in Object Based Learning sessions create space for student-focused learning?

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Short film by Judy Willcocks describing an action based research project based at the Central Saint Martins Museum.

TDP Project Summary, Liz Dodsworth, Visual Learning Aids

Here is a link to the video summary for my TDP project. It covers the rationale, method and results in brief:

https://vimeo.com/72474394

Can a flipped classroom approach enhance students’ engagement with, and understanding of, research methods?

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Purpose - The aim of this teaching development project is to implement a flipped classroom approach and to assess if this teaching and learning strategy enhances students&

David Bamford Video Summary

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“Will implementing deadlines and small projects into software teaching sessions improve student engagement with learning?”

Self-Assessment

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How do student self-assessments compare to tutor summative assessments and are students’ perceptions of self-assessment affected by involvement in the activity?

The research project explored whether student self-assessment and marking aligns with tutor summative assessments. In addition, Student perceptions of self-assessment were explored before and after carrying out a self-assessment activity, enabling students to comment on various aspects of self-assessment.

My findings indicate that most student participants awarded themselves a mark which was very close to the tutor awarded mark. Findings suggest that those students who assess themselves at a higher grade than the tutor awarded mark, do so by a far greater percentage variation than those whose self-assessments are close to the tutor assessment.