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Category: Staff development in learning and teaching

11th July 2019 IAD user

Utopia: A space-time machine for the classroom

8th July 2019 IAD user

Assessing tutorial participation through reflective practice

6th June 2019 IAD user

Teaching the Library landscape: European perspectives

29th May 2019 IAD user

Podcast: What is the value of Lecture Recording?

8th May 2019 IAD user

Mini-series: The importance of diversifying the curriculum: Reflections from the Senate Task Group

2nd May 20198th January 2026 IAD user

Welcome to the May issue of Teaching Matters: Widening participation

30th April 2019 IAD user

“Coffee anyone?” Encouraging student and staff informal interaction in Biomedical Sciences

25th April 20192nd April 2026 IAD user

Building online academic communities

24th April 2019 IAD user

Podcast: Blogging to enhance professional practice

24th April 2019 IAD user

Mini-series: Blogging – What is it good for?

23rd April 2019 IAD user

Roslin to Rodica: Strengthening research links in animal breeding and genomics

23rd April 2019 IAD user

An afternoon well spent with coffee and cake

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