Microsoft OneNote is a free app designed for digital note-taking. All UCL members have unlimited access to its “Class Notebook” feature, which streamlines shared and private spaces for individual and collaborative group work, as well as providing feedback and task allocation tools. Using…
Dr Nazif Alic, Division of Biosciences and Professor Samantha Rayner, Department of Information Studies share their approach to using video assessments . See the Digital assessment blog – The Power of Video-Based Assessment at UCL
Click to register – Your experiences of teaching in the Life Sciences – sharing best practice Paola Pederzani, Vice Dean Education (FLS), and the FLS Learning Technology User Group would like to invite staff within UCL Faculty of Life Sciences to our second…
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Querying students’ feedback about their learning is one of the key elements of an excellent and constantly improving teaching practice. However, many of the ways in which we ask students for their opinions can be at best unhelpful for our practice, and at…
Online learning environments provide an opportunity to enrich student learning by linking classrooms around the world for joint activities. I will describe a collaborative learning experience between UCL Biosciences and higher education institutions in South Africa and India in which students at each…
In my teaching of 1st Year Biological Sciences and the MSc Genetics of Human Disease students, group work is aimed to develop students’ science communication and teamwork skills. 1st Year students attend the Frances Crick Institute where they meet a scientist allocated to…
Team-based learning (TBL) is an active teaching approach, that allows students to apply conceptual knowledge through a sequence of activities that involve both individual learning and teamwork, with immediate feedback. We have used the model to run a series of journal club sessions…
In year 3 of the UCL Biochemistry BSc / MSci degree, students carry out a 30-credit specialist research project using contemporary techniques in Biochemistry. They can choose between “Specialist Research Project in Protein Structure and Function (BIOC0029)” and “Specialist Research Project in Metagenomics…
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