Simon Brown talking about the changes within the University.
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Thursday, 24 May 2007
Rosie Bingham
Rosie Bingham commenting on the student involvement within the sessions.
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Rona O'brien
Rona O'brien talking about Mondays sessions.
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Richard Mather
Richard Mather talking about the session that he facilitated with the rest of the Creative Development team.
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Pete Walder
Pete Walder talking about the sessions he attended and about what TALI has achieved.
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Nicky Joiner
Nicky Joiner talking about the first day of Assessment Week.
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Mustafa Matin
Mustafa Matin talking about how Second Life can be used as an assessment method.
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Mike Bramhall
Mike Bramhall commenting on the Creativity session that Sue Northbates facilitated.
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Lesley Lomax
Lesley Lomax talking about feedback and how it can be implented using podcast so that students can access oral feedback and re-visit it at a later stage if required.
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John Mills
John Mills talking about the session on virtual worlds (Second Life) and how he could incorporate it within his own practice.
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John Cleak
John Cleak talking in general about the sessions he attended.
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Joanne Garside
Joanne Garside from Huddersfield University, commenting on how interesting it is to see how the different Univerisities operate.
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Elaine Stringer
Elaine Stringer discussing the session on audio feedback.
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Danny Lawson
Danny Lawson, placement student, talking about the session on Second Life.
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Colina Wright
Colina Wright talking about the sessions she attended on the first day of Assessment Week. Click on the bold name above to listen to the podcast.
Catherine Owen and David Nicol
Catherine Owen and David Nicol from the University of Strathclyde, talking about the similarities between Strathclyde and Sheffield Hallam. Click the bold name above to listen to the podcast.
Alison Purvis
Alison Purvis discussing what she is going to be taking away from one of the sessions she attended. Click on the bold name above to listen to the podcast.
Tuesday, 15 May 2007
My Reflections on Monday
I really enjoyed the whole day yesterday. There were some interesting conversations going on, and it was one conference that I really felt that I could contribute to as a student and my opinions were really valued. I enjoyed the break out discussions in the afternoon where we discussed the keynote speech, I was in the group which related to transitions as this is an area which interests me, and I liked discussing certain issues within the group.
The only slightly worrying thing about the day was a comment which was brought up by some members of staff when we were looking at issues surrounding assessment and feedback. The comment was that 'all the issues were exactly the same as ten years ago'.....it made me think about how the TALI team are actually going to make a big difference in a few years when nothing really seems to have changed in the past ten years...I think this is going to be a major challenge.
The only slightly worrying thing about the day was a comment which was brought up by some members of staff when we were looking at issues surrounding assessment and feedback. The comment was that 'all the issues were exactly the same as ten years ago'.....it made me think about how the TALI team are actually going to make a big difference in a few years when nothing really seems to have changed in the past ten years...I think this is going to be a major challenge.
Tuesday, 8 May 2007
Welcome to the TALI blog
TALI is The Assessment for Learning Initiative.
The members of the team are: Dr Graham Holden, Chris Glover and Nina Miremadi (placement student).
We are based in the Learning and Teaching Institute within Sheffield Hallam University.
Our main focus is around Assessment and Feedback matters, and we are going to be holding an event during the week beginning Monday 14th May where all University staff are welcome.
The members of the team are: Dr Graham Holden, Chris Glover and Nina Miremadi (placement student).
We are based in the Learning and Teaching Institute within Sheffield Hallam University.
Our main focus is around Assessment and Feedback matters, and we are going to be holding an event during the week beginning Monday 14th May where all University staff are welcome.
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