PedRIO and TLS: archived events
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This conference featured keynote speeches from Professor Nicola Whitton and Professor Pamela Kato. The conference also hosted various workshops, paper presentations and hackathons.Find out more about the GSeL conference
This event included a 40 minute talk from Professor Tony Harland, from Otago University in New Zealand, followed by an informal discussion/ sharing of ideas about research-teaching links.Find out more about this event
This year the event took place over two days with day one focusing on digital learning followed by the broad ranging themes of teaching and learning taking place on day two.
Keynotes: Sheila MacNeil (Glasglow Caledonian), Helen Beetham (Consultant in HE) and Philippa Levy (Adelaide), Mark Stubbs (Manchester Met)
Find out more about the conferenceShowcasing research into adult education from across the UK. Event jointly supported by SCRUTEA and PedRIO.
Keynote speakers from the Universities of Southampton, Leicester and Plymouth
Find out more about the conferenceColleagues brought together from across and beyond the University to share pedagogic research. The themes were: Teaching Excellence, Supporting the Student Experience, Feedback and Feedforward in Assessment, Authentic Learning, Ideas and Opportunities.
Keynote: Professor Lesley-Jane Eales-Reynolds
Find out more about the conferenceSharing best practice on creating and supporting a dynamic curriculum and co-curricular engagement to enhance the student experience and employability
Keynotes: Steve Gerry (Plymouth Manufacturers Group) and Dave Stanbury (University of Essex)
Find out more about the conferenceThis conference explored opportunities and initiatives around enhancement bearing in mind recent changes to legislation
Keynotes: Pauline Kneale (Plymouth University) and Nick Hillman (Higher Education Policy Institute HEPI)
Find out more about the conferenceThis year the event took place over two days with day one focusing on digital learning followed by the broad ranging themes of teaching and learning taking place on day two.
Keynotes: Lawrie Phipps (JISC), David White (University of the Arts London) and Judith Petts, Vice Chancellor, and Suanne Gibson (Plymouth University)
Find out more about the conferenceFrom Curriculum Innovation to Internationalisation, this conference aimed to disseminate best practice and allow for knowledge exchange on important key themes, relevant to teaching and learning provision within the university sector.
This year's themes were: Internationalisation, Educational Sustainable Development, Induction and Transition, Assessment, and Curriculum Innovation.
Find out more about the conferenceThrough interactive workshops led by key thinkers in evaluation practice, participants were introduced to evaluation that involves students and creative methodologies.Find out more about the conference
This one day conference brought together an audience of academic and professional services staff and students from across the disciplines to discuss Masters-level Teaching and Learning issues for the 21st century.
The themes for the conference were: student support and transition, effective learning, curriculum design and assessment.
Find out more about the conferenceThe speakers were part of an international network of academics exploring and engaging with questions regarding diversity, inclusion and effective pedagogies in Higher EducationThe aim of the symposium was to share and explore aspects of social justice matters within Higher Education discourses
The conference presented high quality papers, interactive workshops, and poster displays showcasing the research of leading academics and practitioners in teaching and learning.
Keynote speaker: Ray Land from Durham University, on 'Threshold Concepts and Troublesome Knowledge: a Transformative Approach to Learning'.
Find out more about the conferencePlymouth University celebrated teaching, learning and pedagogy in higher education over two days during which they hosted the Centre for Recording Achievement’s (CRA) fourth international seminar and the fourth PedRIO Annual Conference.Learn more about the conference
This stimulating conference celebrated achievements in sustainability related teaching and learning, pedagogic research, resource development, and innovative learning space design.
The conference, held on 8 January 2015, featured internationally-acclaimed keynotes and a wealth of presentations from the UK and further afield.
Visit our conference webpageDiscussing the role and need for inclusive assessment; a range of inclusive assessment opportunities; the challenges of matching assessments to students with disabilities.Find out more about the conference