In this podcast we'll hear from members about how they are implementing Education 4.0 technologies including their challenges, successes, and where they had to re-assess.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 19 hours 24 minutes
episode 13: Teaching students in a virtual world
In this episode we go on a guided tour of a virtual world for students, created by , an international officer from . Itzel’s students use the bespoke online environment to benefit both their education and mental wellbeing. The platform is complete...
episode 12: How can social media support staff digital skills? - South Thames College Group
Our guest this week is Jamie Giarraputo, a teaching and learning coach from . Jamie leapt from the music industry into teaching, and in his own words, fell in love with the whole process. Edtech, innovation, and digital skills are at the heart of his...
episode 11: What can the UK learn from the rest of the world? Education 4.0 with the University of Bath
This week our guest is Dr Chris Bonfield, a technology-enhanced learning manager from the . Chris is a once medical medieval historian-turned future gazer, who’s research explores around the globe. Chris’s experience gives him a unique...
episode 10: Coleg Menai - How to teach with virtual reality
In this podcast we hear from members sharing their journeys to realising Education 4.0. This week we chat to Daniel Dybowski Bryant, an English language and Virtual Reality Lecturer (and all-round ideas person) from Coleg Menai. Daniel uses virtual...
episode 9: Barnet and Southgate College - Assessing students online
This week we chat to Luke Rudderham-Cozier, a learning technologist from Barnet and Southgate College, all about online assessment. During lockdown, Luke worked closely with his team to successfully coordinate 17 A level exams over Microsoft...
episode 8: Canterbury Christ Church University - Ensuring inclusivity in education
This week, we chat with Professor Helen James, deputy vice chancellor at Canterbury Christ Church University, about her work around inclusivity, in particular for women in STEM. We also talk about how the university has coped with the pandemic during...
episode 7: University of Lincoln - Using games to engage students
This week we are joined by Dr Chris Headleand who is director of teaching and learning for the school of computer science at The University of Lincoln. We chat with Chris about the power of games to engage with and teach students, looking into the...
episode 6: Bradford College - Keeping students connected during 'the new normal'
This week we are joined by Seima Mahmood who is an ESOL Lecturer at Bradford College. Over the course of lockdown Seima and her ESOL students have built an online portal which showcases their experience during lockdown, providing a space for them to...
episode 5: University of Highlands and Islands - responding to COVID-19
In this episode we chatted with Keith Smyth, professor of pedagogy at University of the Highlands and Islands, about how the pandemic has raised awareness about the importance of accessibility, how it has shown more is possible with offering a...
episode 4: University of York - responding to COVID-19
We chatted with Anthony Sinnott, Access and procurement development manager at the University of York, about the logistics of libraries in lockdown, providing access to information during this time, and the positive qualities that have come from the...