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Unknown Host hosts BILT Broadcast, a education show with 69 episodes published.
It's the last podcast of the year and we're wrapping up with a month-by-month review of the year, as well as sharing some of the exciting things we have coming in the new year! *We also made a mistake in the podcast - th
We're back with a short little episode this month where you'll get to know our Active Learning Student Fellow Elliot Green and hear more about all the opportunities (bonus prize if you can count the amount of times we sa
This month we've got three guests on the podcast - two of our new Student Fellows, Gaurav Saxena and Pratham Gupta, introduce themselves and share a couple of their plans for the year ahead. We also hear from BILT Academ
The BILT Broadcast podcast is back! Caro and Amy talk you through our key themes for the year, the major events we've got planned and there's a guest segment from Prof. Tansy Jessop, PVC Education, outlining her vision f
We're back! After a long hiatus, we're relaunching our BILT Broadcast podcast and sharing this month-by-month breakdown of all the ways you can get involved with BILT during the rest of the academic year. Music credit: M
Louise Howson talks to Anthi Chondrogianni senior lecturer in Economics to explore the use of staged assessments to provide more space for feedback, reflection, and creativity. Access the transcript here: https://bilt.on
Louise Howson talks to Sarah Allsop a senior lecturer from the Medical School to discuss the benefits and challenges of involving students as partners in learning and teaching. Access the transcript here: https://bilt.on
This month, Josie Maskell has been chatting to one of the School of Business sustainability champions Tamzyn Smith. We talk about why education for sustainability is important for all students, and how schools can engage
A case study video looking at large group learning. Sean Lancaster. CAME. University of Bristol. https://bilt.online/case-study-approaches-to-active-learning-in-large-group-teaching/
Louise Howson talks to Hadi Abulrub a senior lecturer in the Department of Mechanical Engineering who explores the literature around programme level assessment and how this should be encouraged.
Louise Howson talks to Andy Wakefield a senior lecturer in the School of Biological Sciences about how learner generated digital media benefits both students and teachers. Please follow the link for the transcript
Louise Howson talks to Emilie Poletto-Lawson a lecturer in Academic Development within the Bristol Institute of Learning and Teaching who reflects on the paper “Thanks, but no thanks for the feedback” by Alex Forsythe an
Louise Howson talks with Beke Zwingmann a lecturer at the University of Bristol Law School who explores comparative pedagogy and its influence on teaching and learning. For the full transcript follow the link https://bil
Aisling Tierney talks to Spencer Frost a lecturer in Academic Development within the Bristol Institute of Learning and Teaching about the work of Albert Bandura and how self-efficacy can be embedded in teaching and learn
This episode, 'Mental Health, Marginalisation And Online Community', hosted by Ellen Graves and features BILT Student Fellow Kai Charles, discusses their experience during and post-Covid and the affect it has on their se
Our Student Fellow Ellen Graves interviews her colleagues Carlos and Tasha about their time studying during- and post- lockdown and how their difference experiences affected their sense of belonging.
Want to hear all about the new Education and Student Experience strategy? This short podcast with Prof. Tansy Jessop gives you a quick rundown of the key points of the strategy. If you want to hear more you can listen to
We speak to Prof. Tansy Jessop about the new Education and Student Experience strategy refresh, what it covers and where you can get support with it. *This podcast mainly focuses on the Education element of the strategy.
Alvin Birdi interviews Lauren Hutfield for the Decolonising the Curriculum newsletter.
Student Fellow Rhona speaks to Madhu Krishnan, Professor of African, World and Comparative Literatures in the Department of English. View the post for the transcription https://bilt.online/decolonising-the-curriculum-int
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