This podcast series created by the Teaching Enhancement Unit in Dublin City University introduces listeners to brief podcasts across many topics of relevance in Higher Education
This podcast shares Brian's insights into the innovative design of the B.Sc in Digital Business & Innovation programme, one of the new Futures modules that has been developed at DCU. It explores new assessment approaches, tracking the student learning journey, and colloborating with industry.
This podcast conversation with Dr Rob Gillanders shares an innovative assessment method that serves to engage students in a meaningful way and promotes academic integrity.
In this episode, Dr Darren Clarke from DCU's School of History & Geography discusses discusses an innovative assessment approach that saw students undertake a 30 day sustainability challenge.
In this episode, Sandra McCormack of DCU's Office of Student life discusses how she supports students to write reflectively for the Uaneen module through colour coding Gibbs Reflective Cycle.
In this episode, Dr Julie Bertz from DCU Business School discusses her Fellowship journey and the insights gained into reflective writing.
Building and sustaining relationships with external partners is increasingly becoming a key aspect of teaching and learning. This podcast is designed to share experience and advice on establishing and maintaining such relationships from one academic’s perspective, Professor Deiric O Broin.
This conversation with Dr Barbara Dignam offers some really interesting ideas of ways to design an online assessment strategy that is authentic and fit for purpose. In particular, Barbara's assessment approach is inclusive, offering students an opportunity to be involved in the assessment.
In this episode Dr Gary Sinclair shares his experience of using podcasts to support student recall and engagement in DCU Business School
In this episode Dr Zita Lysaght shares her insights around constructive alignment and backward design in higher education.
In this episode Dr Peter Tiernan shares his development of a bespoke module to support digital skills of teachers delivering remote instruction which features peer reviewed micro teaching assessment.
