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As a current Link Tutor at Teesside University you are invited to attend this staff development session to support you in undertaking this activity.

StREAM is the University’s learner analytics platform. The use of learner analytics is designed to support our students in maximising their chances of success and realising their potential.

The session will be delivered in person on campus and will begin with a brief overview of the revised CME process, followed by an overview of the data provided within the reporting templates that will be accessible via SQL (please bring a laptop device that you can use to access your report). This session is for all Course Leaders, Link Tutors, HoDs, ADs (all), PL (L&T), PL (Programmes), it would be useful for School senior staff (PLs L&T, Programmes, HoDs) to attend the session to be able to guide staff on completing the process.

The session will be delivered in person on campus and will begin with a brief overview of the revised CME process, followed by an overview of the data provided within the reporting templates that will be accessible via SQL (please bring a laptop device that you can use to access your report). This session is for all Course Leaders, Link Tutors, HoDs, ADs (all), PL (L&T), PL (Programmes), it would be useful for School senior staff (PLs L&T, Programmes, HoDs) to attend the session to be able to guide staff on completing the process.

This session is for all relevant Partner staff from TUCP/TNE and Employer Partner provision. Course Leaders, Link Tutors, HoDs, ADs (all), PL (L&T), PL (Programmes), it would be useful for School senior staff (PLs L&T, Programmes, HoDs) to attend the session to be able to guide staff on completing the process.
Any staff that were unable to attend the School specific sessions.

The session will be delivered in person on campus and will begin with a brief overview of the revised CME process, followed by an overview of the data provided within the reporting templates that will be accessible via SQL (please bring a laptop device that you can use to access your report). This session is for all Course Leaders, Link Tutors, HoDs, ADs (all), PL (L&T), PL (Programmes), it would be useful for School senior staff (PLs L&T, Programmes, HoDs) to attend the session to be able to guide staff on completing the process.

The session will be delivered in person on campus and will begin with a brief overview of the revised CME process, followed by an overview of the data provided within the reporting templates that will be accessible via SQL (please bring a laptop device that you can use to access your report). This session is for all Course Leaders, Link Tutors, HoDs, ADs (all), PL (L&T), PL (Programmes), it would be useful for School senior staff (PLs L&T, Programmes, HoDs) to attend the session to be able to guide staff on completing the process.

Blackboard Ultra is the University’s Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). It is a modern, responsive platform, designed to function on all devices (including mobile), and is used for all our campus taught courses. A series of monthly institution-wide sessions aimed at colleagues in Schools understand the basics of Blackboard Ultra and get to grips with the features they will be expected to use when setting up and delivering modules and assessing learning.

In the third session of the series we will look at Questions of English in the classroom: Does language really matter?

The session will be delivered in person on campus and will begin with a brief overview of the revised CME process, followed by an overview of the data provided within the Department reporting template that will be accessible via SQL (please bring a laptop device that you can use to access your report). Following the overview there will be a period of time in the session to begin to write your report and analyse the data within. It would be useful to have access to the EvaSys reports for the modules on your course from 2022-23 as the data will not be accessible via the SQL reports.