Events
2018/19 Learning & Development Programme
Date: Wednesday 12 September
Time: 2-3pm and 11am-1pm
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Date: Friday 14 September
Time: 11–12:00
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Date: MT Week 2 – Tuesday 9 October
Time: 10-11am
Book a place on the training system
Date: MT Week 2 – Tuesday 9 October
Time: 10-11am
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Date: MT week 3 – Wednesday 17 October
Time: 12:30-14:30
This session is part of TLC’s Atlas programme. Book your place on the training system
Date: MT week 6 – Wednesday 7 November
Time: 12-2pm
This session is part of TLC’s Atlas programme. Book your place on the training system
Date: Friday 23 November
Time: 12:30-2pm
This session is part of TLC’s Atlas programme. Book your place on the training system.
Date: LT Week 4 – Tuesday 5 February
Time: 12-3:30pm
This session is part of TLC’s Atlas programme. Book your place on the training system.
Date: LT Week 8 – Friday 8 March and ST Week 1 – Wednesday 1 May
Time: 12-1pm
This session is part of TLC’s Atlas programme. Book your place on the training system.
Date: Wednesday 20 March
Time: 1-3pm
This course is part of LTI’s Moodle training programme. Book a place on the LSE Training and Development System
Date: Various dates
Time: Various times
This training slots are part of LTI’s Moodle training programme. Book a place on the LSE Training and Development System
Date: ST Week 4 – Friday 24 May
Time: 12:30-2pm
This session is part of TLC’s Atlas programme. Book your place on the training system.
Using Learning Technology in Class
Explore the many options you can use in your class to improve teaching and learning without having to be a tech expert!
These courses run on an as and when basis.
- Register your interest as an individual by emailing lti.support@lse.ac.uk
- We also deliver bespoke offers to groups and departments. Contact lti.support@lse.ac.uk to discuss your needs and how we can help.
Engaging Assessment with Technology
A session on the various ways technology can support assessment and improve student engagement.
Students as Producers: Filmmaking
An introduction to the benefits and implications of using student-made documenatry filmmaking in your course.
Driving Student Engagement in Moodle
Discover Moodle’s functionalities and online learning pedagogies to promote engagement with your course and outside the class.
Students as Producers: Blogging
A session on the various ways you can embed blog writing into your course and its assessment.
Promoting Active Learning
An overview of the ways to encourage students to play a more active role in their learning through innovative pedagogical approaches and technology.
Flipped Lectures
Reflect on how you can “flip” your lectures to make effective use of the face-to-face time with your students while differientating them from seminars and classes.
Game-Based Learning
Whether online or physical, discover how different types of games and their mechanics can be used in teaching and improve learning outcomes.
Gamification
A session on the approach that consists in using the mechanics of game design in a non-gaming context such as education and how to embed them in your course to enhance learning.
Effective (Powerpoint) Presentations for Teaching
Discover the characteristics of an effective presentation, get tips on good design and explore various tools and features to support your presentation.
Using Social Media for Teaching
This session provides a general introduction to social media tools with a focus on their possible applications for teaching and learning.
Moodle
We offer training on editing and using Moodle for teaching for a variety of groups and levels. Speak to us about creating a bespoke session or attending our Moodle basics, Moodle refresher or Moodle for academics sessions.
NetworkED is a seminar series organised by LSE’s Learning Technology & Innovation team (LTI). The series invites speakers from education, computing and related fields to discuss how technology is shaping the world of education. Technological developments, particularly the internet, have led to changes in the way institutions can deliver teaching, but are also impacting on students’ skills and their expectations of higher education. The seminar series is live streamed to enable an audience from around the world to listen and participate online.
NetworkED Playlist