5th Annual University of Glasgow Learning and Teaching Conference

'Learning in a global research-intensive university: developing graduate attributes'

Conference Proceedings 2012 are now available

Video footage:

  • Introduction and Welcome Address: Professor Frank Coton, Vice-Principal Learning and Teaching; Professor Anton Muscatelli, Principal and Vice-Chancellor
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  • Keynote: Martin Luck, Associate Professor of Animal Sciences, School of Biosciences, University of Nottingham
  • conference posters 'Undergraduate Research: Empowerment through Ownership'
  • Keynote: David Docherty, Chief Executive, Council for Industry and Higher Education
  • 'Global Graduates into Global Leaders'

 Presentations and Posters:

Powerpoint presentations and associated papers where relevant are available below. Electronic versions of are also available.

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 Conference sessions

 Slides and handouts

 

 Session 1

 
1A  

Student representation, engagement and their ability to make change within higher education institutions

Abstract 1A

Presentation 1A
1B

Programme Assessment Strategies for Empowering Student Learners in Higher Education

Abstract 1B

Presentation 1B

Handout 1B

PASS Issues paper

1C

Video capture of lectures - the Undergraduate Medical School's experience

Abstract 1C

Presentation 1C
1D

Online Synchronous Teaching in Psychology

Abstract 1D

 Presentation 1D
1E

Developing e-assessment using the Quiz Activity within Moodle: Empowering student learning

Abstract 1E

 
 

Session 2

 
2A

Staff and students co-creating curricula: conceptualisations and practical guidance

Abstract 2A       

Presentation 2A

Handout 2A

2B Continuation of 1B -
2C

Positively changing student perceptions of their role in lectures

Abstract 2C

 
2D

Implementation of a Comprehensive, Integrated Virtual Learning Environment for the Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery (BVML) Undergraduate Programme

Abstract 2D

 Presentation 2D

Handout 2D

2E Continuation of 1E -
 

Session 3

 
3A

An investigation into attendance at, experience of, and views towards Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) in level 1 psychology students

Abstract 3A

 Presentation 3A
3B

A Case Study of Summative Assessment Methods and Feedback in Chemistry

Abstract 3B

 Presentation 3B
3C

Source: Empowering Students to Identify, Nurture and Sustain Their Motivation Within and Beyond Art and Design

Abstract 3C

 
3D

Using Active Feedback to Develop Professional Software Engineers'  Skills

Abstract 3D

 Presentation 3D

Handout 3D

3E

Online peer review of scientific writing - Aropa

Abstract 3E

Presentation 3E

Moodle quiz 3E

 

Session 4

 
4A

Empowering students to promote independent learning: a project utilising coaching approaches to support learning and personal development

Abstract 4A

Presentation 4A
4B

Regular Formative Assessment on a Large Scale - Practicalities, Problems and Benefits

Abstract 4B

Presentation 4B
4C

'Of Tribes and Territories': The Interprofessional Student: Health Graduate for the 21st Century?

Abstract 4C

Presentation 4C
4D

Collaborative Masters Dissertations: working in partnership for demand-driven postgraduate research and enhanced employability skills

Abstract 4D

 
4E

Inspiring Critical and Imaginative Learners: An Interactive Workshop on Creative Geographic Writing

Abstract 4E

 Presentation 4E
 

Session 5

 
5A

Mahara and reflection to illustrate development of graduate attributes

Abstract 5A

Presentation 5A
5B

Feedback Calendars: lessons so far

Abstract 5B

Presentation 5B
5C

Developing Graduate Attributes through a work-relating learning module

Abstract 5C

 Presentation 5C
5D

Maximising Student Learning with Autonomous Group Projects in a Philosophy Honours Module

Abstract 5D

 Presentation 5D

Handout 5D

5E Continuation of 4E -
 

Session 6

 
6A

Learning through reflective dialogue: Assessing the effectiveness of feedback vivas

Abstract 6A

Presentation 6A
6B

Facilitating learning: supporting students' self improvement through reflective use of feedback

Abstract 6B

Presentation 6B

Handout 6B

Recommendations 6B‎‎

6C

Supporting Graduate Teaching Assistants in two STEM areas

Abstract 6C

 Presentation 6C
6D

Co-assessment: a democratic approach to deep learning

Abstract 6D

Presentation 6D
6E

Jigsaw in practice: a collaborative workshop about collaborative learning

Abstract 6E

 Presentation 6E
 

Session 7

 
7A

Early feedback in Level 1 Earth Science classes: using Moodle and Turnitin for in-course writing skills training

Abstract 7A

 Presentation 7A
7B

Enhancing Employability for Chemists Through Personal Marketing and the Language of Industry

Abstract 7B

Presentation 7B
7C

Trying to understand how I doubled the pass rate in a first year course

Abstract 7C

 
7D

The use of PeerWise in a Student Selected Component Within the Medical Curriculum Led to Improvement in Examination Performance

Abstract 7D

 
7E Continuation of 7E -