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A cross-institute initiative developed at MHSES and COL to explore perspectives, practice, and innovations in hybrid learning and teaching

The Hybrid Pioneers initiative will involve approximately 800 students across 10 programmes in MHSES.

Each programme acts as a case study, with staff collaborating on research with students to explore hybrid learning and teaching. Some content from three of our case studies is available below:

Some of the other programmes involved in the initiative are listed below. Further information about each of the case studies and initial findings will be posted here in due course.

MSc Language and Intercultural Communication
MSc TESOL Second Language Teacher Education
MSc TLT Language Pathway

The action group involves colleagues from across the four institutes in Moray House School of Education and Sport and Centre for Open Learning:

Professor Do Coyle (lead)
Dr Anya Clayworth
Dr Murray Craig
Janet De Vigne
Dr Pete Evans
Dr James Lamb
Heather Rikic
Dr Ashley Simpson
Dr Heidi Smith
Dr Wendy Timmons
Dr ML White
JJ Miranda (Learning Technologist)
Jonathan Hancock (Research Assistant)
Ramone Al Bishawi (Research Assistant)
Morgan Ludington (PhD Research Assistant)

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Posted by Jonathan Hancock

30th January 2023

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