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Welcome to LITE's (Leeds Institute for Teaching Excellence, University of Leeds) home for all things podcasts. Here, you'll find episodes of LITE Bites, where LITE fellows share experiences, findings, and practical implications from their pedagogic research projects - and related mini-series'. This is also the home for 'En-LITE-ning Dialogues', occasional in-depth discussions at the intersection of cutting-edge educational topics. Our podcasts are recorded at HELIX, the University's learning innovation hub for students, staff, and the local community.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to LITE's (Leeds Institute for Teaching Excellence, University of Leeds) home for all things podcasts. Here, you'll find episodes of LITE Bites, where LITE fellows share experiences, findings, and practical implications from their pedagogic research projects - and related mini-series'. This is also the home for 'En-LITE-ning Dialogues', occasional in-depth discussions at the intersection of cutting-edge educational topics.
Recent episodes include "En-LITE-ning Dialogues: Beyond plagiarism - Authorship, AI and social justice" (23 October 2026, 42 minutes), "Supporting postgraduate researchers through employability and partnership" (9 October 2026, 46 minutes), and "From circle to conversation: Student voices on sustainability, learning, and community engagement" (28 August 2026, 38 minutes).
LITE Podcasts publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 39 minutes across 29 episodes.
Booking probability for LITE Podcasts is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. LITE Podcasts requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. LITE Podcasts's contact route on record: verified email.
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LITE Podcasts is an education podcast with 29 episodes published.
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What does authorship mean in the age of AI? And how might current developments reshape the way we think about academic integrity? In this episode of En-LITE-ning Dialogues, our occasional series featuring conversations...

In this episode of LITE Bites for Pedagogical Impact and Transfer (previously called Educational Gain and Student Futures), Bee Bond is joined by Steve Carter (Careers Consultant, University of Leeds) and Durdona...

Episode #6
Join LITE Sustainability and Community Engagement Incubator Student Partner Benedict Arthur for a student-led conversation exploring how sustainability and community engagement are experienced in higher education...

What does it really mean to work with students rather than on students in pedagogical research? In this special episode, the LITE Students as Partners team is joined by renowned partnership scholar Professor Alison...

<p>In this second episode in the LITE Bites series exploring Educational Gain and Student Futures, Bee Bond is joined by Rebecca Padgett from Leeds University Business School to explore how enterprise consultancy...

<p>This episode of LITE Bites is hosted by LITE Student Partner Bianca Joseph. She talks to LITE Strategic Lead for Students as Partners and LITE Higher Education Research Support Officer Tanya Hathaway about her...

<p>In this first episode of the LITE Bites series on Educational Gain and Student Futures, Bee Bond is joined by colleagues Caroline Campbell and Geoffrey Nsanja to explore how their pedagogical research sheds light on...

<p>In the latest episode of LITE Bites, Alba del Pozo Garcia (LITE Fellow & Feedback Incubator Lead) joins Robert to discuss her pedagogical research on inclusive formative assessment, its practice-based implications...

<p>Manoj Ravi and Mohsen Besharat join Robert Averies for Part Two of their popular LITE Bites episode on their LITE Fellowship 'Assessment Flexibility to Embed Real-professional practice'.</p><p>Listen to Manoj and...

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<p>In this episode of LITE Bites, Hayley Bullard is joined by Clare Wright (Professor of Linguistics & Language Teaching), Alison Leslie (Lecturer in English for Academic Purposes) and student partner Sally Heier...

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<p>In the second episode from LITE Graduate Interns Oliver Bingham (Ollie) and Yu-Hsuan Lin (Lynda), they dive deeper into seminar spaces.</p><p>Do students care where they learn? This podcast explores student and staff...

<p>LITE Graduate Interns Oliver Bingham (Ollie) and Yu-Hsuan Lin (Lynda) undertook a study into the provision of seminar rooms as part of the Student Education & Experience Programme, an Estates development programme...

<p>In the latest episode of LITE Bites, Robert Averies and Hayley Bullard are joined by Jenny Brady (Inclusive Learning and Teaching Manager & LITE Incubator Lead for Inclusive Education and Belonging) and Mike Kerr...

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<p>In the latest episode of LITE Bites, Emma Peasland is joined by Anne Tallontire (School of Earth and Environment), Thomas Cooper (Sustainability Service) and William Young (School of Earth and Environment) to reflect...

<p>In the latest episode of LITE Bites, Robert Averies is joined by Andrew Kirton (Philosophy) to reflect on his recently completed LITE Fellowship: 'Removing dominance and gatekeeping in higher...

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<p>In the latest episode of LITE Bites, Robert Averies is joined by Angela Newton (Library) to reflect on her recently completed LITE Fellowship: 'Developing Object Based Learning at Leeds'.</p><p>Angela's research...

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<p>Welcome to the final episode of the first LITE Methods mini-series: a Q&A special with members of the LITE Research Team!</p><p>Robert is joined by colleagues Izzy Harvey, Matthew Bachmann and Lucy Hemingway to...

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<p>It's already the third and final episode of our new methods mini-series (time flies, right!). Today, three guests join Robert to discuss listening rooms in pedagogical research:</p><p>Clare Taylor (Disability Contact...

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<p>In the second episode of LITE's new methods-mini series, Robert's guests reflect on the use of story circles in pedagogical research. He is joined by:</p><p>Beth Norfolk (mature BA student, School of English)...

<p>Welcome to LITE's brand new research methods mini-series!</p><p>In this first episode, Robert is joined by three guests to discuss the use of reflective journals and logs in pedagogical research:</p><p>Rachael...
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