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University of the Arts London

College Academic Coordinators Student Enterprise and Employability

SEE are pleased to announce the appointment of College Academic Coordinators Student Enterprise and Employability.

Digital summary of my ITunes OEP project

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My OER project attempts to use ITunes U as a platform to deliver focused technical theory to students in a self contained and self standing environment.

Getting Started with Google Glass

'Getting Started with Google Glass' resource part of the DIAL project

'Painting as a Document', Paint Club at Tate Britain # 2 Friday 25th April 2014 1pm

Painting as a Document: Friday April 25th 1pm - 2.30 pm Clore Auditorium, Tate Britain.

Curriculum Development Fund: Awarded Projects

SEE and CLTAD have announced their winning curriculum development projects, a funding scheme to support staff at University of the Arts London to experiment, research and develop new knowledge of e

A brief Intoduction to 'Paint Club at Tate Britain', Friday 7th March, 1pm

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Thanks to everyone for the tremendous response to this event. 

Interview with Karin Askham, Dean of Media at LCC.

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This interview was conducted with Karin Askham, Dean of Media at LCC, by COPYourself LCC Community Developer,

Time Scale for project

This shows the time scale for the student community developers that we are working with on the 'Changing the Learning Landscape' project.

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.