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Tag: professional development

24th April 20192nd May 2019IAD user

Podcast: Blogging to enhance professional practice

24th April 201930th April 2019IAD user

Mini-series: Blogging – What is it good for?

18th April 201924th April 2019IAD user

Building a teaching and learning community at the Centre for Open Learning

17th April 201923rd April 2019IAD user

Mini-series: Great examples of using blogs in teaching

16th April 201923rd April 2019IAD user

Building academic community through professional development: The value of reflection and motivation

9th April 201916th April 2019IAD user

Go Abroad Staff: Building academic communities abroad

17th January 20198th July 2019IAD user

Co-creating a more sustainable framework for professional development for our UG students

8th January 201918th February 2019IAD user

An introduction to student and staff co-creation of the curriculum

20th November 201815th April 2019IAD user

That Vet Life: Podcasting to inspire, encourage and challenge

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