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UEL Learning and Teaching Symposium 2024: Contemporary Issues in Higher Education

Welcome

US Foyer

9:00 - 9:30am

Reception / Coffee

Location - University Square Stratford campus

Join us for registration and morning refreshments

Opening Address

9:30 - 9:45am

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Professor Buge Apampa

Pro-Vice Chancellor Education and Experience, 

University of East London

9:45 - 10:45am

The Elusive Mechanics of Effective Feedback

 

Dr Robert Nash

Reader in Psychology, Aston University and Head of Psychological Research, National Institute of Teaching

Keynote 1:

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11:00am - 12:05pm

Parallel sessions 1

Choose from eight different rooms all linked thematically, rooms are listed below

US.1.08

Questioning Values in the Delivery of Dance Practices at the University of East London

Dr Jo Read and Carla Trim-Vamben

University of East London

"I don't teach sport and I'm not very sporty..."How the Sport Education Model can be used to address student engagement in Higher Education.

Mo Jafar

University of East London

1

US.1.09

Can students fairly assess their peers? Transparency in Evaluation.

Carol Resteghini

University of East London

Designing an authentic assessment - "The Apprentice" task.

Edessa Gobena and Sophia Semerdjieva

2

US.1.10

FORMING A REGENERATIVE CREATIVE NETWORK: How an Industry Project Focused on Human-Well Being United Students, Staff, Alumni, and Industry Across the University of East London.

Wesley Hartwell, Julian Alexander, Basil Lam and Patrick Quinnell. Students: Mark Rivas, Elizabeth Majiyagbe and June Bubbles.

University of East London

Assemblage as a pedagogical approach - Students as partners in Liguan Flows.

Caroline Mueller

University of East London

3

US.1.12

Unlocking Potential: The Impact of Academic Coaching on Reducing Inequalities in College-Based Higher Education.

Gill Bradley

NCG

10 spheres of wellness to support student and staff health and wellbeing in a modern post 1992 university.

Dr Michelle Morgan

University of East London

4

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Enhancing engagement in class: perspectives of third-year engineering.

Sumsun Naher and Luis Pereira

City, University of London

Case studies in Clinical Biochemistry: a pedagogic approach to enhance engagement and learning outcomes.

Francesca Mazzacuva

University of East London

5

US.2.03

ChatGPT: a force for good? Can GenAI tools help level the academic playing field?

Dr Sarah Hack

University of Surrey

Inclusive Personae in Teaching and Learning.

Katie Stripe

Imperial College London

6

US.2.04

Co-creation through scholarship.

Graeme Hathaway and Elise Omfalos

Queen Mary University of London

The evolution of an online feedback service with students as partners.

Ioannis Lignos

University of East London

7

12:05 - 1:15pm

Lunch

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1:15 - 2:15pm

Keynote 2:

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 Moving towards more authentic assessment design: making assessment work better for students.

 

Professor Sally Brown (Emerita Professor, Leeds Beckett University) and Professor Kay Sambell (Visiting Professor, University of Sunderland and University of Cumbria)

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2:30 - 3:35pm

Parallel sessions 2

Choose from nine different rooms all linked thematically, rooms are listed below

US.1.08

Reflection on co-creating inclusive teaching for students of colour.

Dr Heather Taylor and Dr Katherine Kruger

University of Sussex

An Action Plan for Student Engagement.

Heather McClean and Giorgia Pigato

Queen Mary University of London

1

US.1.09

Dragons Den: A UEL Transformative Partnership collaboration fostering Inclusive Learning, employability, and Industry Readiness.

Mohammed Meah, Prashant Ruchaya, Stephen Amanwo,

Dr Theodora Thomadaki

University of East London

Scaffolding students’ “abilities” through assessment & feedback

Jason Forrest

University of East London

2

US.1.10

I’m a Chatbot, Ask Me Anything: Designing Interactive Learning Experiences with AI Tools.

Dr Pauldy Otermans; Dr Stephanie Baines; Dr Beverley Pickard-Jones; Sarah Thomson

(Brunel University London and Bangor University

The Potential of Generative AI in Literature Searching.

Ian Clark and Kelly Travers

University of East London

3

US.1.11

Use of Oxford Medical Simulation (OMS) as immersive technology to enhance inclusive teaching and learning practices and student engagement within Nursing programmes.

Kelly Thobekile Ncube, Elaine Gervaise and Joshua Onyango

University of East London

Lessons From Classical Yoga Traditions on the Cultivation of the Heart-Mind: the future of Higher Education

Dr Gabriella Buttarazzi

University of East London

4

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Recipe cards: cooking up better student spaces.

Alice Jones

University of Chester

The Draw to the Bigger Picture: Student Focus on Conceptual and Applicable Learning in the Digital Age.

Thomas Malcomson

Cardiff University

5

US.2.04

Ultimately proved to be an invaluable learning experience: the development of inclusivity student partnerships at the University of Leicester.

Claire Ashdown

University of Leicester

Biosciences Peer Mentoring Programme: Enhancing Learning Through Student Partnership.

Emma Collins, Stefano Casalotti and Elizabeth Westhead

University of East London

6

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World cafe AI: a scaffolding approach for deep learning with tourism management students.

Michael Palkowski and Chen Zhang

University of East London

Reflecting on Assessment: Towards an Authentic Identity as a Law Lecturer in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Craig Smith

University of Salford

7

3:35 - 4:00pm

Coffee Break

US Foyer

4:00 - 5:00pm

Panel session: Assessment for and as Learning

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Professor Sally Brown

Dr Shrehan Lynch

Dr Michelle Morgan

Dr Robert Nash

Dr Jummy Okoya

Professor Kay Sambell

Chair: Dr Matthew Williamson

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5:00 - 6:00pm

Reception

US.G.19/20

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