Learning & Teaching Enhancement

Project team

Main contact

Dr Helen King
Project Manager

Funded by

Support by the University

Project timescales

Oct 2012 - May 2013

Flipping project

The Flipping project aims to support academic staff  to implement an innovative approach to curriculum design and delivery. 

The project will work collaboratively with colleagues, departments and other professional services.

As well as supporting the participants to benefit from peer learning, we will also provide 1-2-1 advice and guidance and appropriate development opportunities (e.g. on the use of appropriate technologies and evaluating the effectiveness of teaching). These latter opportunities are available to all staff who teach or support learning to enable others to benefit from the project.

Aims and objectives

  • work with a small number (up to six) units per year to introduce an innovative approach to curriculum design and delivery ('flipped' lectures)
  • provide support and development opportunities to academic staff within a context relevant to their needs
  • work with students to explore the relevance to and impact on learners of the implementation of innovative teaching methods
  • develop guidance and resources (based on our own project experience, research and practice evidence, also from peer institutions) tailored to the needs and context of academic staff and students here.

Find out more about the project

Taking part in Flipping

Contact Dr Helen King, Head of Academic Staff Development for information about the Flipping project

Project resources and materials

 
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