The TEL Toolkit Competition is an opportunity for academics to share their experiences, bring together examples of technology enhanced learning in action, whilst providing additional toolkit content and encourage new ideas.
During February 2016 we launched the Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) Toolkit for academics across BU to provide a central hub of information relating to ways in which technology can be used to enhance your learning.
How can you get involved?
We’d like you to put forward your nominations for lecturers who really inspire you with the way they use technology to deliver their lectures and the overall experience of learning they provide. You can use whatever media your prefer e.g. a short video, a written narrative or a couple of PowerPoint slides. Competition entries will be judged based on the application of the TEL Toolkit themes of:
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Co-creation & collaboration – Co-creation is the development of student-led, collaborative initiatives leading to co-created outputs
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Assessment – an on-going process of establishing and measuring the expected outcomes of student learning, and then assessing achievement against these
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Flipped classrooms – is a pedagogic model where the typical structure of a lecture followed by self-study is reversed or flipped
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Feedback & feedforward – providing information to students to develop themselves and their learning experience
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Blended learning – is a programme of learning in which a student learns through a variety of mediums and methods
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Student engagement – focuses on how we can improve student learning results by improving motivation, interest and curiosity in the learning provided.
Nominations close 22 April 2016.
For more information along with details of how to enter please visit the TEL Toolkit Competition pages – we look forward to receiving your nominations.
