Equipping Students for the 21st Century
30 June & 1 July 2011, Edinburgh, UK
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(Presentations are available to view and download in .pdf format)
P1
Working together to reduce plagiarism and promote academic integrity: a collaborative initiative
Jo Badge
P2
Delivering innovative undergraduate programmes for industry
Catherine Birch
P3
Providing instant feedback during large practical classes to enhance the student learning experience
Shazia Chaudhry
P4
Hit the ground running – easing the transition from school / college to university by using a 3-week induction programme
Pauline Fitzgerald
P5
Design and development of online group assessments through collaboration between students and staff
Michelle Keown
P6
Text messaging for student communication and voting
Stephen McClean
P7
Enhancing the student experience of the application of scientific techniques in practice
Jane McKenzie
P8
Development of a PBL Resource Centre (pbLRC) to support and promote PBL in different disciplines
Aine M. McKillop
P9
Engage for learning
Julian Park
P10
Student perceptions of the value of formative assessment in their academic development
John Morgan
P11
Graduates for the 21st Century: promoting the Scottish Enhancement Themes in the Biosciences
Joy Perkins
P12
Are multimedia resources effective in bioscience education
Vivien Rolfe
P13
Developing a pedagogic research support group in the biosciences
Jon Scott
P14
Can psychological principles be applied to improve the value of feedback opportunities?
John Shuttleworth
P15
Biology students building computer simulations using StarLogo TNG, a graphical programming environment
V Anne Smith
P16
From Petri dish to print: growing undergraduate researchers
Scott S. P. Wildman
P17
Exploring the barriers to transnational education in biosciences students
Christopher Baldwin
P18
Two-tier multiple choice questions – an alternative method of formative assessment for first year biology students
Alison Cullinane
P19
A sequenced library of human DNA fragments for molecular genetics teaching
Raymond Dalgleish
P20
Stretching the most able: an update
Nicholas Freestone
P21
An investigation into the best assessment practices in the biological sciences to inspire student learning in Irish third level institutions
Maeve Liston
P22
Raising the profile of Bioscience Open Educational Resources (OERs) on the web
Vivien Rolfe
P23
Why do I need to learn this?
Gillian Shine
UK Centre for Bioscience
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