Events

How to create programming exercises with automated feedback

Free

Thematic Workshop Assessing the coding skills and learning progress in a programming course is almost impossible without code submissions. Other assessment types, such as multiple-choice quizzes, do not cover the full range of skills but can be checked automatically. Writing unit tests for automated assessment of programming exercises is a manual process and error-prone to […]

At 14:00

Systematic Reviews in Educational Technology and TEL Research

Free

Methodology Workshop Conducting a systematic review is a fruitful exercise for early career researchers and doctoral students, to gain a solid overview of a given topic, in order to develop their own research topics and agendas. This workshop provides a dense introduction to the basic steps in systematic review methodology: the development of a review […]

At 10:30
Main Hall

Once upon a time… learning to present your research

Free

Soft-Skills Workshop Public Speaking is one of the 21st century skills. As PhDs and researchers giving presentations is one very important aspect of our careers that is usually overlooked. In this workshop, participants will learn and practice some principles that will make their presentations more engaging and interesting.

At 10:30

Gameful Learning Designs for Digital Icebreaking Situations

Free

Thematic Workshop Icebreaker games help participants in any kind of learning scenario getting to know each other better. This helps creating a better teamwork atmosphere in the class and thus enabling more productive teamwork or work in general. While icebreaking games are sometimes used in in-class scenarios, they are seldom used in e-learning scenarios. However, […]

At 10:30

Entrepreneurship opportunities for learning technologists

Free

Career Workshop Learning technologists and researchers are closely involved with innovations, teams and projects. Yet, often these endeavours do not go beyond academic remits and research grant projects. In a world where professional researchers pursue mixed careers, balancing between research, teaching, part-time employment, consulting and partnering for a business, it is important for them to […]

At 10:00

Board Game Night: “The PhD Game”

Free

Informal Learning Session How to Fail Your Research Degree was created to deliver knowledge and understanding of research processes and techniques, within the context of a postgraduate training program at Glasgow School of Art. Development was in relation to the concepts of encouraging creativity and risk-taking within a safe game environment and of learning by […]

At 21:00
Main Hall

Pitch and Poster Session

Free

Informal Learning Session At this session, all PhD students will have an opportunity to present their research and discuss it with both experts and with other PhD students. All PhD students are invited to bring a poster and prepare a 30-seconds pitch. All instructors are encouraged to participate and give feedback. The participants will be […]

At 17:30
Main Hall

Hybrid content analysis to explore online communications

Free

Methodology Workshop The workshop introduces participants to hybrid content analysis which is a combination of qualitative and quantitative content analyses. This method is mainly used for analysing online communications in different contexts such as in online and blended courses or social media. The workshop will cover ethical considerations, types of hybrid analysis, data preparation, analysis […]

At 16:00
Main Hall