SEDA Fellowships Annual CPD Event

Our own CPD is an important aspect of our work as developers, and we aim to include in these annual SEDA Fellowship events opportunities for discussion, reflection, and exploring new ideas. All Fellowship holders and registrants are very welcome.

Nichola Gretton is an educational designer in the Leicester Learning Institute at the University of Leicester. In 2015 she was awarded a University Distinguished Teaching Fellowship for her leadership in the design, development and delivery of innovative curricula and teaching and learning enhancement projects. Her most recent project (2015/16) was to lead the training and communication strands of the University’s institution-wide implementation of lecture capture and support the development of their ‘opt-out’ policy.

Highlights of the University of Leicester’s four-year lecture capture project are outlined in a 2-minute animation. This sets the scene for Nichola’s workshop which concentrates on pedagogy and practice.

After a brief account of Leicester’s lecture capture story Nichola will provide an opportunity to role-play being students in a flipped learning session. This part of the workshop will involve light-hearted group-work to simulate different student experiences – to illustrate the key concepts some experiences are contrived to be better than others and there are prizes to be won! 

The flipped learning section of the workshop scaffolds the concluding discussion where you will have an opportunity to share what you are learning; it also provides a vignette of Nichola’s pedagogy-focussed workshop she designed to provide a staff and student lens on lecture capture and how it can be used to move teaching beyond the lecture. 

 

Open to: Holders of SFSEDA, FSEDA and AFSEDA, and registrants.

The event will commence at 18.30 with a buffet supper at approximately 20.00.

The event is free for all Fellowship holders and registrants and £30.00 for others. Please book for the event via the booking form for the 22nd Annual SEDA Conference.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Sarah Wilson-Medhurst, SEDA Fellowships Co-ordinator