Vice-Chancellor's 15th Annual Teaching and Learning Conference

Digital learning - 29th June 2017

Key themes of the first day included:

• Art of the Possible
  
• Student Expectations
  
• Alignment of Learning – Flipped Classroom
  
• Strategic Opportunities / staff and student ideas
  
• Policy

Keynote 1: Learning Analytics – the good, the bad and the ugly, Shelia MacNeill, Senior Lecturer (Digital Learning), Glasgow Caledonian University

View the Welcome and the morning Keynote

Keynote 2: Who are our ‘digital’ students and what do they want from us? Helen Beetham, Consultant in Higher Education

View the afternoon Keynote

Teaching and Learning: Enhancing the student experience (30 June 2017)

Day two presented high-quality papers, interactive workshops and poster displays showcasing the research of leading academics and practitioners in teaching and learning, covering a broad range of key themes:

• Employability in the Curriculum
  
• Transitions
  
• Interdisciplinary Practice
  
• The Challenge of Assessing Impact
  
• Innovative Developments in the Curriculum

• Welcome – Professor Julian Chaudhuri, Deputy Vice Chancellor, University of Plymouth
• Keynote 1 – Co-creation and community in the student learning experience, Philippa Levy, Pro-Vice Chancellor Student Learning, University of Adelaide

View the Welcome and morning Keynote

Afternoon Keynote

• Keynote – Enhancing the Student experience with Intelligent Data – Mark Stubbs, Manchester Metropolitan University
• Plenary Discussion with Julian Chaudhuri, Pauline Kneale and Neil Witt

View the afternoon Keynote and Plenary Discussion