Curriculum Transformation is a major initiative to redesign all UG and PGT courses at Bath, embedding key curriculum principles across all of our provision.
Key Aspects Of The Academic Framework For Course Design
What you need to know to start your Senior Fellowship claim
University of Bath staff can gain recognition of their teaching practice through our accredited scheme with Advance HE, which allows us to award HEA fellowships. This is called Pathways to HEA Fellowships, or PHEAF. All the information required to make
Re:View (Panopto) Guides
Further information Student FAQs Copyright information Share this page Moodle-linked folder content 2020-21 This playlist covers managing recorded content for the 2020-21 academic year. Viewing recordings This playlist covers viewing recordings in Re:View. Editing recordings This playlist covers the basics
Moodle Guides
Planning Moodle Courses Moodle course management (summary) Teaching online with Moodle Bath Blend Baseline Moodle Essential Unit Block Inclusive Curriculum Briefing Inclusivity Checklist Share this page Structure and navigation This playlist covers the basics. Orientation and communication This playlist covers
Support for students with preparing and submitting alternative assessments
This page provides links to resources for students to help with preparing and submitting final assessments via Moodle in January 2021. Please read through the information on this page carefully in conjunction with the assessment-specific guidance provided by your unit
Support for students studying remotely
This page provides links to resources for students to support them while studying remotely. Introduction to studying online View in a new browser window Using Panopto (Re:View) as a student Re:View is the University of Bath’s lecture capture system.
Teaching with Technology
There is a wide range of different technologies available to support and enhance your teaching and learning.
Diagnostic Tool & Content Management System
Why? “Students must be effective self-assessors; to be anything less is to be dangerously ill-prepared to cope with change” (Boud 2000, p. 160). As part of the development of both sound academic practice and lifelong learning skills, the ability to
Peer Assessment
What is it? Peer Assessment is a student-centred assessment approach that allows students to develop a deeper insight into the quality of their own work through the assessment of peers’ work. Students take responsibility for assessing the work of their
Assessment for Learning
Assessment for Learning (AfL) This page provides information and guidance related to assessment practice. AfL recognises that we assess in order to understand and validate student progression but also in order to motivate and develop individuals and their knowledge, skills,