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Podcast: What is the value of Lecture Recording?

Teaching Matters Academic Support

Teaching Matters podcast credits: Guest host: Dr Jill Mackay ( R(D)SVS ) Director and Editor: Jenny Scoles and Sarah Thomas (Institute for Academic Development) Advisor: Lorraine Spalding (Learning, Teaching and Web, IS) Producer: University of Edinburgh’s Communication and Marketing Media team.

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What is mid-course feedback?

Teaching Matters Academic Support

Most issues identified through feedback are being resolved within the course timeframe and typically communicated to students in class. Advice and resources (including examples) to help staff collect mid-course feedback from students can be found on the Institute for Academic Development’s website.

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Mini-series: What are our students saying about lecture recording?

Teaching Matters Academic Support

The post features a range of ‘mini-blogs’ from students who use lecture recording to support their learning… Students have been at the heart of the Lecture Recording Programme, from procurement through to delivery and support, providing a unique insight into students’ needs and wants from a lecture recording service. Nov 28, 2018

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A Beginner’s Guide to AI in Annual Giving

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AI offers a multitude of opportunities, from analyzing donor data to enhancing marketing content and beyond. Say you want to develop a new email series for your Calendar Year-End campaign. You can use a tool like ChatGPT and provide it with your campaign plan (donor segments, fundraising goals, institution information, etc.)

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Top ten most read Teaching Matters blog posts of 2019

Teaching Matters Experiential Learning

Mini-series: Imposter syndrome at university (10th July 2019; 720 views) This Mental Health and Wellbeing mini-series p ost, authored by Harriet Harris (University Chaplain and Head of the Chaplaincy Service) really struck a chord with our readers. But this is not the case if the student went to a high ranked university. ” 2.