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Unknown Host hosts The iTeach Online Podcast, a education show with 21 episodes published.
In the last episode of the current series we have something a little different for you. Dr Lisa Yon from the Vet School leads the Elephant Welfare International project and she chats with Simon about the project, its wor
Students and tech. That age old conundrum. Are today's students digital natives or something else entirely? First up, Simon is chatting with Dr Denise Sweeny from the School of Education about her recent research paper,
Welcome back to the podcast. In this episode we are looking at two different types of media assessments. First up, Simon talks with Dr Will Paterson about using podcasts as a group assessment, two years ago, Will moved f
Welcome back to the pod! In this first episode of the new run we are starting our look at assessments. First up, Ben, Claire and Nicholas are joined in the studio by Dave Corbett, the Learning Technology Consultant for M
Welcome back to the podcast! In this latest episode, we are back with something a bit different. In this live episode recorded at the University of Nottingham’s Teaching and Learning Conference in April 2025, Nigel Owen
Surprise! We are back with a bonus episode just before Christmas. In the final episode of 2024, the podcast is looking Degree Apprenticeships. A relatively recent introduction to the Higher Education landscape but here a
It’s the final episode of the series and we are leaving 2024 via the Virtual door. Simon talks with Simon Harrison, the Digital Learning Director of the Faculty of Engineering, about the Virtual Reality Lab at Nottingham
In this episode, Nigel Owen and John Horton delve into the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on higher education. They explore how AI tools like Microsoft Co-Pilot and others are reshaping the educati
In this episode, Ben, Nicholas and Claire all back in the studio as the iTeach Online Podcast once again shines alight on Digital Accessibility. Simon talks with Julian Tenney, the first returning guest on this run of th
In the second episode of this run, the iTeach Online Podcast is shining a light on students and preparing them for work through schemes at the University. Claire Storr sits down in the studio with Rebekah Thirlwall and V
Welcome back! Now that term has begun and teaching is well underway, the iTeach Online Podcast is back with five more episodes to take you to the end of 2024. We are starting this run talking about teaching online, somet
We’re back! After a lengthy absence, the iTeach Online Podcast is back with new presenters and new interviews. To celebrate the Digital Accessibility Conference 2024, we have a special episode that focuses on the digital
Sally Hanford from the Learning Technologies Team shares some insights on media assignments
Simon Paterson, Assistant Professor, Department of Music, talks to us about giving his students the opportunity to feedback on his teaching and content of his course.
In this Episode, Sarah Grandage from the School of English, University of Nottingham, addresses the use of webcams in online teaching.
In this episode, Claire Storr and Paul Bryant outline the key differences between breakout rooms and channels in MS Teams.
Marilena Minoia, Melanie Bhend and Mikiko Kurose share their experience with using Talis Elevate for their language classes.
In this podcast Gaby Neher, Associate Professor in Art History at the University of Nottingham, describes how she uses technology to take first year students with her (virtually) on site visits. Gaby describes how she ha
Ewa Szypula, Lecturer in French Studies, gives recommendations for creating a sense of community in online teaching.
Tara Webster-Deakin, Widening Participation and Outreach Manager and Teaching Associate in the School of Cultures, Languages and Area Studies, University of Nottingham, gives practical tips for building a relationship wi
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