e-Pedagogy Teaching Fellows
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Learning & Teaching Development supports a scheme to reward
and recognise the work of individual staff members for their
contribution to the enhancement of teaching and/or supporting
student learning using technology and to their contribution to
meeting the learning and teaching goals of the faculty/subject and
University.
In October 2012 3 more members of
staff have been awarded an e-Pedagogy Teaching Fellow award.
This makes 7 e-Pedagogy Teaching Fellows in total:
Other colleagues involved in regular
e-Pedagogy Teaching Fellow (eTF) meetings include:
The e-Pedagogy Teaching Fellows play a central
role in their faculty/subject in on-going technology enhanced
learning and teaching innovation work and the development of a TEL
quality framework.
Role of E-Pedagogy Teaching Fellows
- To demonstrate leadership through
extending good practice within one’s own discipline and University
wide, in particular the development of technology–enhanced learning
through effective use of best practice models, appropriate
e-pedagogies and tools;
- To promote the enhancement of student
learning through mentoring and leading individuals and/or teams
particularly in relation to technology enhanced learning;
- To work within the Faculty with the
Senior Teaching Enhancement Fellow, Heads of Subject, Heads of
Programme, the Deputy Dean and with Learning and Teaching
Development leading in the development of technologically enhanced
learning, teaching and assessment and embed it into the existing
faculty structures;
- To become a member of the YSJ Teaching
Fellows Network and through leadership in learning and teaching
matters and in collaboration with Faculties and Departments to
encourage excellence in technology enhanced pedagogic practice and
pedagogic research;
- To develop a national profile through
research, scholarship and professional practice that underpins
exceptional pedagogic practice and promotes the reputation of the
university by national/ international conference presentations,
engagement with external agencies such as the HEA and peer reviewed
publications.
The next round of applications
for eTFs will be in May 2013. The deadline for
applications is 13 May 2013. For further information you can
download eTF
Information document and an application
form. If you need any advice, please contact
Mandy Asghar.