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Pedagogical Research & L&T Projects

L&T Projects

If you are currently working on pedagogic research or learning and teaching projects please reach out to CeLTIE. Information on recent learning and teaching projects will be posted here and it would be great to showcase your work.


Recent Projects

Harnessing multimodality in higher education: Principles for new learning, teaching and assessment.

Project completed: October 2024

Collaborators:

Teesside University (project lead), Anglia Ruskin University, University of Greenwich, Birmingham City University

  • Funding received: £10,000.
  • Funding body: UK Quality Assurance Association (QAA).

Overview

This project examined a range of practice innovations in multimodal digital education, resulting in the co-creation of cross-institutional principles and interactive resources that model future-facing learning, teaching, and assessment.

Outputs


Embedding Inclusive Assessment: assessment design attributes for use across the higher education sector

Project completed: August 2022

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Collaborators

Teesside University (lead), Oxford Brookes University, Greenwich University, University of Hertfordshire, University of Brighton, University of West of England, Kingston University, and Birmingham City University.

  • Funding received: £10,000.
  • Funding body: UK Quality Assurance Association (QAA).

Overview

This QAA Collaborative Enhancement Project, informed by a collaborative analysis of the impact of alternative assessment methodologies and associated regulations introduced as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, led to the development of a set of Inclusive Assessment Design Attributes and complementary materials for use across the higher education sector.


Supporting student progression and attainment through sustainable Inclusive Assessment Practices: What Works?

Project completed: November 2023

Collaborators

Teesside University (lead), Oxford Brookes University, Greenwich University, University of Hertfordshire, University of Brighton, University of West of England, Kingston University, and Birmingham City University.

  • Funding received: £26,000.
  • Funding body: University Alliance (UA).

Overview

This research project which was completed in 2023 by researchers from 7 higher education institutions, to understand how (and if) inclusive assessment policies and practices across these institutions which were implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic could be successfully implemented in a post-pandemic world. The project is a continuation of the work carried out in a previous QAA Collaborative Enhancement Project in 2021-22 in which all the partners in the current project participated.

 
 
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