developing a culture of student engagement
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Slides from a presentation at the Association for Learning Development in Higher Education Conference in Belfast, 2011, “Engaging Students – Engaging Learning”. Abstract and more info here: http://lucubrat.wordpress.com/2011/04/13/developing-a-culture-of-student-engagement/ See the video section here: http://skills.library.leeds.ac.uk/conference_presentations/libteach/TRANSCRIPT
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Rachel Myers
Rebecca Dearden
Anna Seabourne
Carol Elston
Developing a culture of student engagement
Staff and DepartmentalDevelopment Unit
8th ALDinHE Conference: Queen's University Belfast
"Engaging Students - Engaging Learning“
18-20 April 2011
Skills@Library
Aims
• To share our experiences from a programme working with librarians to increase their engagement in academic skills development (LibTeach)
• To explore alternative models and initiatives for increasing the number of students engaged with academic skills
Academic skills
delivery
Academics
S@L Academic
Skills Advisers
Faculty Team
Librarians
Faculty based
learning developers
Academics with a L&T
support role
Skills@Library
What’s your model for bringing engagement in academic skills to students?
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‘This is a valuable opportunity to share ideas with colleagues from the Library and SDDU. Teaching is an increasingly important aspect of our role and we need to become leaders in this area if we are to justify our existence!’
‘An excellent idea and I hope it will encourage everyone to
continue to share good ideas, best practice and resources.’
‘…a good opportunity to reflect on teaching - it's all too easy to
stagnate unless you go to things like this every so often.’
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Questions?
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What internal partnerships can
you develop?
What barriers are in the way of using
partnerships?Where will you
be in 2015?
What changes are you facing?
discuss
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Participant video: Michelle
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