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How Higher Ed Can Prepare for a Crisis: UC Berkeley and the Alt-Right Protests | Changing Higher Ed Podcast 003

The Change Leader, Inc.

Changing Higher Ed Podcast How Higher Ed Can Prepare for a Crisis with Dr. Drumm McNaughton and Dr. Nick Dirks | Podcast 003 Dr. Nick Dirks has the pedigree of one of the top educators in the world, and the “battle scars” of someone who’s been in the hot seat in higher ed and survived it. As the 10th chancellor of UC Berkeley, Dr. Dirks saw many victories and faced many challenges during his tenure, all the while ensuring that the students of Berkeley received the top public un

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India Trek 2018: Where did it come from, who made it, and why does it matter?

Teaching Matters Experiential Learning

Photo credit: India trek students Dr Winston Kwon, Chancellor’s Fellow in the Business School, talks to Teaching Matters about the huge challenges we are facing in HE to help students engage with problems that are truly relevant – especially the complex issues around social inclusion and environmental sustainability. In designing a unique experience involving 24 students from multiple disciplines trekking across India, Winston describes how he is tackling this challenge… How can we use ou

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Mini-series: What is the value of lecture recording at the University of Edinburgh?

Teaching Matters Online Learning

Credit: Pixabay, CC0 In this post, Jill MacKay, a research fellow from the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies and the Principal Investigator leading the University’s lecture recording evaluation, shares some of the findings and conclusions from the evaluation, and poses some fundamental questions about learning and teaching… I have a confession.

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Learning from each other: Adventures in student engagement with learning and teaching

Teaching Matters Academic Communities

Vet students work with a model of a dog’s head [Paul Dodds]. Following on from her colleague Neil Hudson and vet student Vikky Park’s blog, Kirsty Hughes, Research Assistant in Veterinary Medical Education, shares a little of her experience working with some of the veterinary students as they work towards applying for Associate Fellowship of the HEA (AFHEA)… At the vet school, the students who go for AFHEA are a subset of those working towards the Undergraduate Certificate in Veteri

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University of Michigan wins Move in Week

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We have seen some pretty amazing Welcome videos in our time but we have to say this series from the University of Michigan has got to be our all-time favorite.

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Engaging students in learning outside the university

Teaching Matters Experiential Learning

Credit: Pixabay, andreas160578, CC0 As first and second programme directors, and respective organisers of two innovative, experiential MA courses in the School of Health in Social Sciences, Alette Willis and Marion Smith, chat about the benefits for learning through student engagement with the local community… Alette begins: We are launching a new experiential learning course on the MA in Health, Science and Society: Nature, Greenspace and Health (SHSS10010).

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The Growth of Online Education Provides Opportunities: The Changing Face of Higher Ed Part 9

The Change Leader, Inc.

The growth of online education has greatly accelerated. Technology continues to make its mark on college campuses across the nation. With the rapid changes in whats available in devices and software, leaders of higher education institutions and faculty are being forced to think creatively about how to utilize and even embrace online education. Technology now offers a myriad of facets and offerings in a place where huge mainframes once were the gold standard and Apple Macintosh Plus computers wer