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Spotlight on remote teaching: Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) Resource Hub

5th June 201913th June 2019IAD user

Podcast: Supporting the student learning experience with Lecture Recording

29th May 20195th June 2019IAD user

Podcast: What is the value of Lecture Recording?

23rd October 201830th October 2018IAD user

Sharing innovative pedagogical ideas across disciplines: Measuring unicorns’ magic dust yield

26th September 201820th December 2018IAD user

Mini-series: What is the value of lecture recording at the University of Edinburgh?

15th August 20178th October 2019IAD user

From the Ground Up: designing new BScs in Agricultural Science

27th April 201711th May 2017IAD user

The Directors of Teaching Network: sharing good practice and discussing challenges in teaching across the university

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