Teaching and Learning Portal

"Teaching is about creating those moments where the world suddenly makes a little bit more sense." 

Dr Ben Hanson, Department of Mechanical Engineering

Improving marks through peer review

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Case study: find out how peer review can help improve grades by an average of one degree class.

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Receive the latest headlines, thoughts from the Vice-Provost (Education) and case studies in a monthly email.

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Gain teaching qualification

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Formal accreditation for HE teaching is available through the UK Professional Standards Framework. 

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Teaching and learning at UCL

The expertise and talents of more than 4,000 academic and research staff working at the highest levels in their fields have enabled UCL to flourish as a world-class university, producing 21 Nobel prize-winners and countless inventions that have changed the world.

All academic staff are expected to inspire and motivate students through their teaching. This portal provides UCL tutors and lecturers with the latest guidance and resources, regular news articles and features and a comprehensive contact list in order to help them do so.

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The changing cultural landscape of The Bartlett (and of UCL)

Carmel McNaught, CALT's Visiting Professor of Higher Education, discusses the challenges and opportunities offered by the diversity of UCL's student body. More...

Published: May 23, 2013 5:02:18 PM

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Blog: is technology "just a tool"?

Andrew Bishop reflects on the work presented at the most recent Summits and Horizons lunchtime workshop, which focused on the use of technology in feedback. More...

Published: May 23, 2013 2:20:20 PM

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Upcoming HEA webinars

The Higher Education Academy (HEA) has planned a number of webinars for May and June... More...

Published: May 22, 2013 4:18:20 PM

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£5,000 grants available to tech-savvy students with bright ideas

JISC's Futures Forum is offering students with ideas on how to improve university life using digital technology up to £5,000 in funding through its Summer of Student Innovation project. More...

Published: May 21, 2013 4:38:33 PM


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