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Category Archives: University
Recipes
My Granny taught me a lot about cooking. She’d read a recipe – say for pork chops with apple – and say that she thought she’d make it for tea, and maybe alter it a little bit, because she realised … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Teaching, University
Tagged active learning, recipes, TBL, teaching and learning, team based learning
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The Lion and the Unicorn
The lion and the unicorn were fighting for the crown … A pause in my day to think about today’s Feldgang. The noise of the stonemasons reminded me that this staircase is being repaired. The lion, of course, stands for … Continue reading
Posted in #CLMOOC, DailyCreate, DS106, Photos, Politics, Scotland, University
Tagged #clmooc, dds106, feldgang, lion, Scotland, staircase, tdc2731, unicorn, University of Glasgow
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Chapel
Today’s feldgang – I nipped out to see if a colleague was in, and took a shortcut back through our Uni chapel. I always feel guilty doing this – and more so today as I quickly took out my phone … Continue reading
Posted in #CLMOOC, HE, Photos, Scotland, University
Tagged #clmooc, chapel, feldgang, Glasgow, university
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The Future of Learning
“Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself. Education, therefore, is a process of living and not a preparation for future living.” Dewey, Democracy and Education. I’ve been thinking a lot about resilience recently. Not as the ability … Continue reading
Posted in #CLMOOC, Learning, University
Tagged #clmooc #ds106 #lthechat, #OpenBlog19, Dewey, education, learning, life long learning
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National Unicorn Day
Today is National Unicorn Day. Yes, really. Some of you might know that the unicorn’s Scotland’s national animal. And in these dark, uncertain days, I think we need a miracle to see us out of Brexit, out of te UK, … Continue reading
Posted in HE, Photos, Scotland, University
Tagged scotland. university of glasgow, unicorn
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Lurkers
I lurk There, I’ve said it out loud. There are times that, for various reasons, I read conversations and watch what is going on without visibly participating. Does that make me a bad person, or is my behaviour an entirely … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, MOOC, Online learning, Peer interaction, PhD, Teaching, University
Tagged lurk. lurker, lurking
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If trees could talk
I walk past this tree every day on the way to my office. In the early morning the quad is quiet, with maybe a crow hopping across the grass or a cleaner scurrying about between the buildings. Later in the … Continue reading
Posted in DailyCreate, DS106, Photos, Scotland, University
Tagged #tdc2346, Glasgow University, tree
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Academibot
Today’s Daily Create was inspired by a TED talk I watched the other day. Here’s my take on a useful robot 🙂 *Disclaimer – my job is really not this bad
Posted in Academia, DailyCreate, DS106, Teaching, University
Tagged #DS106, #tdc2320, academia, Daily Create
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Be More Kind
A timely earworm for me this week as I am marking philosophy exam scripts. The lyrics are actually about our broken society, but the title of the song speaks to me as I try to decipher scrawly handwriting and make … Continue reading
Posted in Assessment, Feedback, Learning, Teaching, University
Tagged exams, Frank Turner, kindness, marking
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Generating assessment principles
What make a good assessment principle? Not unsurprisingly, I’ve been looking at David Nicol’s answers to this question. Here’s my representation of his answer to the question which I have taken from a 2007 keynote talk he gave – I’m … Continue reading
Posted in ASBS, Assessment, Feedback, Learning, Online learning, University
Tagged ASBS, assessment, feedback, HE
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