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Watch Party: a way to boost student engagement of your video lectures

By Andrew Francois,

Orchestrate an active learning experience with students using your own pre-recorded lecture presentation.

In a nutshell: synthetic governance

By David Yeats,

Unpacking the complexities, potential and downsides of AI and synthetic governance in higher education.

A closer look at adaptable resources for teaching with technology

By Mais Fatayer,

Here's how you can use our 'Adaptable resources for teaching with technology' collection to enhance your classes.

Experimental learning: lessons from multi-mode physics labs

By Annette Dowd,

Annette Dowd shares learnings from two years of testing, failing and succeeding with diverse delivery modes in the physics laboratory.

Echo360 has been decommissioned: how you can access your content

By LX Team,

Until July 2023, you can access your Echo360 content with the help of ITU.

Developing students’ feedback literacy via peer feedback in FEIT Studios

By Amara Atif,

Amara Atif outlines a useful approach for students to develop a broader understanding of effective feedback.

Get involved: sustainability at the LX.lab

By David Yeats,

How you can be part of our upcoming student-led workshops on sustainability.

Leading horses to water: a spectrum for mapping responsibilities

By Marty van de Weyer,

When placing responsibility on yourself or your students, take stock and ask yourself: "Is my horse actually thirsty?"

Signposting for the bigger picture with cues from a cookbook

By Sebastian Krook,

What can learning designers borrow from Yotam Ottolenghi?

Tooltime taster: get started with Qwickly

By Michael Chan,

Come along to our next Tooltime session and learn how you can get attendance done 'qwickly'.

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