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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2015)
Vol. 1 No. 1 (2015)
Published:
03/13/2015
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Editors' Introduction
Editors' Introduction
Simon Walker, Sarah Knight, Mark Kerrigan
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Preface
Students and Staff as Partners in Innovation and Change.
Abbi Flint
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Opinion Pieces
The view from the fence
Rebecca Rochon, John Knight
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Case Study
Voices from the margins: narratives of learning development in a Digital Age
Sandra Abegglen, Tom Burns, Sandra Sinfield
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Student-led fellowships: developing partnerships to identify best practice and promote change
Ruth Matheson, Nicola Poole
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An Evaluation of e-Learning in Eastern and Western Europe
Tony Toole, Tamuna Khetaguri, Mzia Zangaladze
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Working with students as partners in pedagogic research: staff and student experiences of participating in an institutional bursary scheme
Rachel Maunder
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Student Teaching and Learning Consultants: developing conversations about teaching and learning
Kathrine Sofie Hornborg Jensen, Dawn Bagnall
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Students as Producers: The Postgraduate Teaching Assistant Pilot Project
Ann Foley Finnan, Claire Louise Gibbs, Marion Waite, Jan Davison-Fischer
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Developing an Open Education Resource to develop Digital Literacy Skills for Employability in the Life and Health Sciences
Catherine Jane Hack
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‘Mission Employable’: Creating a student-led employability strategy for the Faculty of Humanities, University of Southampton
Charlotte Medland, James Tribe, Amber Dudley, Verity Smith, Dr Eleanor Quince
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Creating and Implementing a Biodiversity Recording App for Teaching and Research in Environmental Studies
Elizabeth White, Liam Basford, Stephen Birch, Alison Black, Alastair Culham, Hazel J McGoff, Karsten O Lundqvist, Philippa Oppenheimer, Jonathan Tanner, Mark Wells, Alice L Mauchline
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