The Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) provide a wide range or opportunities for training and development. Whether you are interested in a particular subject area, or want to network with other staff about particular topics of interest, come along and join one of our forums.
E-Learning Forum
The e-Learning Forum brings together academic, technical and support staff to share their developing understanding of technology and how it supports learning.
Canvas Revisited Training
Canvas Revisited provides a suite of training programmes that are designed to equip staff with skills to deal with some of the key areas of Technology Enhanced Learning.
Scale-Up (Active Learning) Event
This event will allow those interested in actively learning to hear more about the Scale-Up process and the current developments aimed at exploring this at LJMU
Distance Learning Forum
This forum brings together technical, student support and academic staff to discuss development and issues relating to this type of delivery. It takes a broad definition of distance learning to include online CPD, and those courses with a high level of blended learning such as apprenticeships.
Assessment and Feedback Networking Event
This network event is focused on sharing practice in the use of feedback to support student learning.
Panopto User Group
Panopto is the institutional educational video and audio service. This event will allow panopto users to share ideas, learn about best practice and hear about developments within the University.
Academic Skills Module Leaders Network
This network is designed to bring together those staff, who deliver on academic research skills modules, to share their ideas, information and practice.
Vevox Users Group
Vevox is the institutional in class voting and discussion tool. This event will allow vevox users to share ideas, learn about best practice and hear about developments.
Social Media Network Event
This event will focus on sharing experiences and developments in the area of social media for learning. It will explore current ideas and practices, their benefits and risks to student learning and assessment
