Academic Registry have launched a brochure capturing the suite of LTE CPD that will be running throughout the 2019-20 academic year. There are a range of upcoming LTE CPD opportunities this November…
Upcoming LTE CPD in November


Academic Registry have launched a brochure capturing the suite of LTE CPD that will be running throughout the 2019-20 academic year. There are a range of upcoming LTE CPD opportunities this November…

We have an exciting workshop opportunity coming up around ‘Enhancing Staff and Students Partnerships in Learning’ delivered by an External Consultant, John Lea.
John is currently the Research Director for the Higher Education Funding Council for England catalyst funded project centred on enhancing scholarship in college HE in England. Before taking up this post he was the Head of Academic Professional Development at Canterbury Christ Church University, UK.

There are a number of UKAT (UK Advising and Tutoring) webinars happening this month. The first, on Thursday 17th October at 2pm around Understanding resilience within student populations. This webinar aims to explore the issues around resilience, student retention and the use of data. The webinar will outline some case studies and give participants an insight into how an online resilience tool can support personal tutoring. There is also a further Webinar on Thursday 28th November 2pm, Tutoring Matters – Supporting International Students in Personal Tutorials…
Academic Registry are pleased to announce additional CPD sessions for Academic staff. As you will be aware the University launched a new Academic Workload Management Framework (AWMF) and Academic Workload System (AWS) in the 2018-19 Academic year. The CPD sessions have been developed to provide updates in relation to the AWMF and AWS

This workshop is an opportunity for colleagues to engage with and reflect on different models for effective assessment and feedback practices and to gain valuable insights and practical guidance into ways they might optimise their own assessment practices for themselves and their students…

Within the Teesside University Digital Strategy 2018-20, the University is currently running a VLE Review as part of the Strategic Transformation and Change Programme. The purpose of the project is to comprehensively review the existing VLE through extensive stakeholder engagement and subsequently implement an enhanced solution, underpinned by an institutional strategic approach to VLE utilisation and enhancement…
Staff from Student and Library Services have worked with Teesside Students’ Union to develop a programme of activities to raise awareness of Dyslexia as part of Dyslexia Awareness Week (7-11 October 2019)…
The Learning and Teaching Enhancement (LTE) team support, drive and coordinate the design, development and dissemination of a broad range of learning and teaching enhancement practices to enhance the quality of the student experience.

Reminder!! The call for project proposals for the 2019-20 Students-as-Researchers Scheme is now open. The Students as Researchers Scheme (SARS) provides opportunities for undergraduate students to work as paid research assistants on a variety of discipline and pedagogic research projects

XMA (our commercial partners) have released a new case study on the FFL iPad deployment. Watch the video….