Teaching and Learning Day
Date and time
Location
DCU - Dublin City University - XG14 Lonsdale Building
Dublin IrelandDescription
Teaching & Learning Day Schedule
16th September 2016
09:45 - 10:15
Welcome
10:15 – 10:45
Student Panel Discussion (issues encountered in assessment and feedback)
10:45 - 11:00
Coffee break
11:00 – 12:30
Parallel Sessions: Shared experiences of assessment and feedback practices.
Parallel session 1
- Dr Yseult Freeney, DCU Business School: Inspiring students to engage creatively with the challenges of assessment.
- Lisa Donaldson, Teaching Enhancement Unit: Transforming Formative Assessment with Mobile Technologies.
- Dr Anna Logan and Dr Fiona King, School of Inclusive and Special Education: Making the sum bigger than the parts: A holistic, coherent, inclusive and developmental approach to assessment and feedback within and across specialist modules in the B Ed programme.
- Dr Tim Downing, School of Biotechnology: Using assessment as a driver for better science.
- Dr Melissa Corbally, School of Nursing and Human Sciences:
Learning through immersion and feedback: How ward-based simulations promote competence in general nursing.
Parallel session 2
- Dr Monica Ward, School of Computing: Assessment and Feedback – how EdTech can help with formative assessments.
- Dr Paul van Kampen, School of Physical Sciences: Examples of Formative and Summative Assessment in Physics.
- Ann Marie Farrell, School of Inclusive and Special Education: Size Matters: Using Formative Assessment and Feedback to Support Teaching, Learning and Summative Assessment in the Large Class Setting.
- Anne Kirwan, School of Nursing and Human Sciences: Formative assessment and audio feedback – student engagement in learning.
12:30
Lunch
13:30 - 13:45
Short Quiz – Be in with the chance of winning a Tablet! Test your knowledge of assessment.
13:45 - 14:45
Afternoon workshop - Feedback approaches for first year
(Y1 feedback project team).
14:45
Closing Remarks
Organised by
The Teaching Enhancement Unit (TEU) in the National Institute for Digital Learning (NIDL) has responsibility for teaching and learning support and development in the University. The Unit is concerned with academic staff development with respect to new approaches to teaching and learning, educational research, and the support of a wide variety of educational technologies.