Student learning blog series
Collections of information from different sources posted weekly with the aim of supporting our students in their learning.
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Remote Teaching Case Studies: Lenia Kouneni, School of Art History
This week we’re interviewing Dr. Lenia Kouneni, Lecturer in the School of Art History, as part of our series on remote teaching and learning. Lenia tells us how the School used a combination of synchronous and…
Remote Teaching Case Studies: Maria Correia, School of Medicine
Maria Correia is an undergraduate about to go into the third year of her medicine degree in the School of Medicine. Initially, she was anxious about the switch to online teaching, and wondered whether it might just be…
Hive highlights, July 2020
Here’s a summary of the activity that took place in the Hive this month, in case you missed it.
Remote Teaching Case Studies: Iain Smellie, School of Chemistry
For the next few weeks, the new Education blog will be publishing a series of case studies on remote teaching that the Technology Enhanced Learning team has been running here at St Andrews over the past few months. In…
McCall MacBain Award Recipients 2020
Congratulations to this year’s recipients of the McCall MacBain Teaching Excellence Award! The judging panel made awards to five of the nine applicants; successful applicants are noted below. Name(s) School Title of…
Inaugural lectures 2019-2020
Please see below recordings from the 2019-20 lecture season from Professor Rebecca Sweetman, Professor Kathryn Rudy and Professor Ailsa J.Hall.
Focus On projects
‘Focus On projects’ is a QAA Scotland initiative to help schools and units in institutes of higher education work in some important areas. Topics chosen by QAA Scotland are advised following recommendations and…
Good practice – learning and teaching: two-handed lectures
School of Classics In two of the four Classical Studies Subhonours modules (CL1004 Myth and Community in Ancient Greek Literature and Culture and CL1005 Images of Augustan Rome) we have trialled lectures delivered…
Good practice – supporting students: employability
Department of Social Anthropology The grant writing workshop is a great chance to hear about how to approach grant writing, which is becoming an increasingly important skill in academia today.