About
Showcasing innovative pedagogic practice in learning & teaching and digital technology
Welcome to the Talking about Teaching blog site.
This blog is run jointly by the Learning and Teaching Hub and the Digital Learning Team at the University of Brighton. It includes articles from academic and professional services’ staff, showcasing pedagogical innovations, new policies and initiatives as well as more in-depth articles and research about learning and teaching.
Unless otherwise indicated, opinions expressed herein are those of the authors/guests and do not necessarily represent the corporate views of the University of Brighton.
In addition, see our Digital Learning Partner Project blog site: Digital Learning Partnership Projects
If you are a staff member at the University of Brighton and would like to contribute to the Talking about Teaching blog, we accept written articles of up to 1000 words, podcasts or videos with a thematic focus on pedagogy or learning technology. Send writing as a Word document (.doc, .docx, or a link to a Google document, no PDFs), podcast as an mp3/m4a, or video as an mp4/mov AND an accompanying image (jpg/png) for your blogpost as a separate attachment. Please contact Marina and Emilie (contacts below) for further information.
OUR CONTACT DETAILS
The Learning and Teaching Hub
Our role is to work strategically with colleagues across the University to embed the Education and Student Experience strategic priorities, focusing particularly on support for academic colleagues in relation to learning and teaching enhancement and innovation.
Contact: Marina Trowell: m.y.trowell@brighton.ac.uk
Twitter: https://twitter.com/BrightonLTHub
The Digital Learning Team
The Digital Learning team consults with academics and course teams on embedding digitally enabled learning into your teaching. We provide one to one support, guidance and advice on using My Studies, and the adoption of other technologies that support teaching and research, from e-submission to mobile technologies and more.
Contact: Emilie Hayter: e.s.hayter@brighton.ac.uk