Explore CTL

14 September 2021

Welcoming and Keynote address
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Opening and welcoming by Dr Engela van Staden
DVC: Academic, University of the Free State

 
Guest keynote speaker:
Towards re-imagined blended learning and teaching: Heeding student voices
and participation to bolster educational practices

Dr Noluthando Toni
Director: Teaching Development, Nelson Mandela University


UFS Learning and Teaching Fellowship
Prof Francois Strydom
Senior Director: Centre for Teaching and Learning, University of the Free State

  Research in Learning and Teaching: Advanced
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Research in Learning and Teaching: Beginner
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https://eu-lti.bbcollab.com/recording/313d851fabae487196b45a6f13760611

https://eu-lti.bbcollab.com/recording/87aa4b2b615e43c29fdacb6302479edb

Reinvigorating the Potency of Collaborative Pedagogy in University Classrooms: Evidence from Research to Teaching Philosophy
Dr Bunmi Omodan
Faculty of Education, Qwaqwa Campus

How to plan for simulation integration into undergraduate physiotherapy training
Dr Anke van der Merwe
Faculty of Health Sciences, Bloemfontein Campus

Service learning and COIL for Architecture
Prof Gerhard Bosman
Faculty of Natural and Agricultural
Sciences, Bloemfontein Campus
 

Reflexivity of Teaching and Learning Practices at a time of Emergency Remote Teaching and Learning

Nontombi Velelo
Faculty of The Humanities, Bloemfontein Campus

From Preceptor to Clinical Facilitator
Prof Lizemari Hugo-van Dyk
Faculty of Health Sciences, Bloemfontein Campus
 
A comparison of selected assessment results before and during the COVID-19 pandemic at one South African University
Dr Tafirenyika Mafugu
Faculty of Education, Qwaqwa Campus

 
Teaching in turbulent times a rural context: towards research that informs pedagogy
Dr Bekithemba Dube
Faculty of Education, Qwaqwa Campus

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  Innovation methods in Assessment Practices
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 Innovation methods in Technology Enhanced Learning and Teaching
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https://eu-lti.bbcollab.com/recording/cc9c346a236a43079e22fbaa431fc3d1 


https://eu-lti.bbcollab.com/recording/46cb51bc778b4ff483d56ba0315941b6

 
No surprises: using peer and self assessment practices in mathematical and computational sciences to help students align their self-perceived level of competence with expected performance standards
Zani Ludick
Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, Bloemfontein Campus

A lecturer's experience of incorporating peer assessment in a language course: lesson learned
Alison Stander
Faculty of The Humanities, Bloemfontein Campus

The use of e-portfolio assessment to promote deep learning in the 21st century: A case of an undergraduate course
Dr Fumane Khanare and Thabiso Motsoeneng
Faculty of Education, Bloemfontein Campus


Exploring remote academic advising: Why should we all care?
Dr Bawinile Mthanti
Faculty of Education, Bloemfontein Campus


The impact of an online assessment tool on the performance and engagement of students in rural South Africa
Christa Faber
Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, Qwaqwa Campus


Close reading at a distance: making remote learning intimate and intensive (video)

Dr Rick de Villiers
Faculty of The Humanities, Bloemfontein Campus

The effect of facilitated peer assessment on students' own assessment skills and task performance
Alison Stander
Faculty of The Humanities, Bloemfontein Campus

The effect of facilitated peer assessment on students' own assessment skills and task performance
Alison Stander
Faculty of The Humanities, Bloemfontein Campus

Enable statistics tracking?: Generating Evidence for reflection in an Academic Literacy course
Anneen Church
The Centre for Teaching and Learning, Bloemfontein Campus 

https://bbmedia.ufs.ac.za/content/CTL/BBMedia_Files/ASLD/17/cias-tsotetsi-l-t-conference_ujJSFgu9%20(1).mp4  -

A reflection on group work assessment amidst COVID 19
Dr Cias Tsotetsi
Faculty of Education, Qwaqwa Campus


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