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Educational Design and Engagement

Educational Design and Engagement

Enriching the student learning experience & supporting development of on campus and online courses.

About this blog

Welcome to the first blog post of the Learning Services Team, University of Edinburgh.

What is this blog for?

The Learning Services team provide support and guidance for a range of services that enrich the student learning experience and improve learning outcomes. Our services aim to complement your teaching style, supporting development of on campus or online distance courses.

The team will be using this blog to provide highlights from events and conferences that we attend, summaries of interesting reports that we read / write in the area of eLearning and updates about how we are developing learning services at the University.

Why do we want to blog?

Over the past few months we have been developing and implementing work on many new services within the University. We have also attended a number of conferences and events that we feel will be of interest to others. With this in mind we plan to use the new blog to share the work we have been doing, projects we are working on, and highlights from the events we are attending or hosting. We also think the blog has the potential to establish productive relationships with colleagues both within the University and perhaps wider afield.

Who are we?

The Learning Services team comprises our Head of Learning Services, 8 full time eLearning Advisors and 2 part time members from the Institute of Academic Development and the School of Languages, Literature and Culture. All team members contribute to this blog.

Please visit the “Meet the team” page for more detail.

More information

You can find out more about the learning services that the team support by visiting the website: www.ed.ac.uk/is/learning-technology

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