LTCONF21: 14TH ANNUAL UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW LEARNING & TEACHING CONFERENCE: TRANSFORMING TEACHING & TAKING STOCK
PROGRAM
Friday, June 18th

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10:00-11:00 Session 3B: Full-length presentations
Location: Hunter Halls
10:00
Using opinion mining to understand and respond to student feedback on teaching (abstract)
10:30
Love thy Peer: Can we enhance dissertation experience through peer support? (abstract)
10:00-11:00 Session 3C: Short talks
Chair:
10:00
Using Microsoft Teams to support active small group learning and teaching (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jennifer Malcolm
10:15
Developing and Refining Course Content while Remote Working (abstract)
10:30
Learning and Teaching in pseudo-physical spaces (abstract)
10:45
Assessing first-year beginners’ perceptions of online games in enhancing their experience of foreign language grammar (abstract)
10:00-11:00 Session 3D: Short talks
Location: Kelvin Gallery
10:00
Building a learning community using feminist pedagogy for a 3 week MVLS course (abstract)
10:15
Big Panda / Wee Panda: A mentoring programme in Physics & Astronomy for all students (abstract)
10:30
Supporting Veterinary Medicine undergraduates to recognise and manage unconscious bias (abstract)
PRESENTER: Lubna Nasir
10:45
The use of television documentary review and group discussion for intercultural learning between nursing students in Glasgow and Singapore. (abstract)
11:00-11:30 Session 4: Posters & networking
Location: Bute Hall
11:00
Anonymous question platform for students (Padlet) (abstract)
11:00
Belonging and Engagement for a Successful Transition to Higher Education (abstract)
11:00
Approaches to introductory coding in undergraduate physics degrees (abstract)
11:00
Cultivating accessible learning communities: the role of GTAs and small group teaching (abstract)
11:00
Student-led Design, Delivery and Evaluation of Interactive Online Resources to Support Analytical Chemistry Teaching, Focussing on Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC) (abstract)
11:00
Entrusting and Empowering: Embedding GTA's in course development (abstract)
11:00
Using Mentimeter to capture the efficacy of Bitesized Teaching in Small Animal Primary Care (abstract)
13:30-14:30 Session 7A: Workshop slot 2 (pre-booking required)
Location: Senate Room
13:30
NUMBAS online assessment – an introduction to creating exams and resources and editing questions (abstract)
13:30-14:30 Session 7B: Full-length presentations
Chair:
Location: Hunter Halls
13:30
Staying Connected: A Toolkit for Effective Groupwork (abstract)
14:00
Community and the Pandemic PhD: Reaching Researchers During Lockdown (abstract)
13:30-14:30 Session 7C: Short talks
Chair:
13:30
A transferable approach to augment practical teaching; experiences from the veterinary post mortem facility (abstract)
13:45
Academics, technicians and students: co-creating a remote mini-project in Life Sciences (abstract)
14:00
The Use of Virtual Resources to Simulate Lab-based Human Cadaveric Dissection Teaching during COVID-19: A Case Report from the Level 3 BSc in Anatomy Programme (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ourania Varsou
14:15
Addressing awareness, enjoyment and engagement with significant global species (pigs, poultry and fish) learning and teaching in the veterinary undergraduate curriculum. (abstract)
13:30-14:30 Session 7D: Short talks
Location: Kelvin Gallery
13:30
Working in Partnership to Promote a Blended Learning Community (abstract)
13:45
[Withdrawn] Communal Commonplacing on English Literature 1B (abstract)
14:00
Organisational compassion during the Covid-19 pandemic: improving teaching and learning experience (abstract)
PRESENTER: Nicolas Dupire
14:15
A Study on the Performance of Active Learners and Effectiveness of Active and Blended Learning at the University of Glasgow Singapore (abstract)
15:00-16:00 Session 9A: Workshop slot 3 (pre-booking required)
Location: Senate Room
15:00
Using the MarkR software package to improve your feedback (abstract)
15:00-16:00 Session 9B: Full-length presentations
Location: Hunter Halls
15:00
Student staff partnership: co-creation of an inclusive Equality and Diversity teaching resource (abstract)
15:30
Interactive, Engaging and Fun: a story of SoTL success in pivoting online (abstract)
15:00-16:00 Session 9C: Short talks
15:00
Skills on Screen (abstract)
15:15
Developing a school-wide framework for blended and online learning and teaching (BOLT) (abstract)
15:30
‘Tik Tok for teaching: piloting short form mobile videos during the pandemic’ (abstract)
15:45
Flipping the Class: When a COVID Adaptation Becomes Innovative Practice That’s Here to Stay (NB: This session includes optional advance materials - see abstract) (abstract)
15:00-16:00 Session 9D: Short talks
Location: Kelvin Gallery
15:00
Student transition to university education and university transition to new delivery modes: tracing student experiences through reflective writing (abstract)
15:15
Student-staff partnership for co-creating tutorial based feedback approach (abstract)
15:30
Peer-assisted learning (PAL): "What's in it for me?". Psychology students' perspectives surrounding attendance and non-attendance at PAL (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jude Stevenson
15:45
The effectiveness of secondary feedback in a formative essay assignment: Evidence from a postgraduate taught social sciences course (abstract)