RDF D3

The session provides a deeper knowledge of the Patterns Beyond Labels model to reframe inclusive practice for teaching and learning.

By exploring the component parts of communication that are present in a presentation, this interactive session will equip you with a greater understanding of the natural resources that are available to you as a presenter as well has how to shape and deploy them effectively.

This session explores the key issues around student research and provides a framework for articulating research activities within the curriculum.

This session will introduce you to some key support services available for you at Bath and considerations for planning impact in your research projects.

This three hour voice workshop, based on theatrical as well as practical experience, is aimed towards anyone wishing to develop their vocal ability. This is particularly encouraged for those wishing to develop their presentation and teaching skills – both online and in-person.

This session aims to develop a shared understanding of how and why plagiarism happens and how to embed ethical scholarship into learning.

This short workshop will give clear, practical answers to the questions: What is open access? Why does open access matter? How do I make my research open access?

The session focuses on recent case studies of innovative teaching and learning approaches to consider how technology can support creative, collaborative learning for enhanced student experience.

What’s your digital footprint doing for you? Come to this workshop to explore inspiring case studies and consider how to build your scholarly reputation online.

This session aims to provide a common understanding of language around assessment alongside planning a practical example of assessment for learning.

This session is designed for those who need to find and use the education literature to support their claim for (any category of) HEA fellowship.

Discover how to use social media to foster meaningful interactions and share your work with as many people as possible. Form tweets to live streams this interactive session is packed with ideas of how to maximise your use of social media as a researcher.

This workshop outlines some of the practical strategies which can support a decolonised curriculum.

This session discusses how we can interpret the theme of citizenship and sustainability

This session explores the key issues around student research and provides a framework for articulating research activities within the curriculum.

This session will introduce you to some key support services available for you at Bath and considerations for planning impact in your research projects.

What’s your digital footprint doing for you? Come to this workshop to explore inspiring case studies and consider how to build your scholarly reputation online.

This session aims to develop a shared understanding of how and why plagiarism happens and how to embed ethical scholarship into learning.

This short workshop will give clear, practical answers to the questions: What is open access? Why does open access matter? How do I make my research open access?

The session provides a deeper knowledge of the Patterns Beyond Labels model to reframe inclusive practice for teaching and learning.