Two more #activitytheory articles released as part of our special issue. Details below for papers by Dave Gatrell (@legaladvert) and Rose-Anne Camilleri (@rocamt). Both consider how introducing new technologies re-shapes pedagogical practices. @CtelLancaster@EdResLancaster
This week we release two more articles from our #activitytheory special issue. Both reconceptualise complex issues in digital pedagogy. See below for more details on papers by Joanne Roxburgh and Charles Barker. @CtelLancaster@EdResLancaster
@gormangerig77 describes an online workshop using a #ChangeLaboratory design and how this allowed participating students to voice their own experiences of the pandemic 'pivot'. https://t.co/Tkab0MHQ7y
Wearing green to raise awareness for #WorldMentalHealthDay2022 and joining staff and students @LancasterUni and virtually with all at https://t.co/IEV9AkWF4N as they engage in activities to support wellbeing.
National Inclusion Week #ThePowerOfNow Looking forward to Connecting and reaching out across the globe to spend the day with @LancasterUni@EdResLancaster PhD Students as part of our PhD Study Day.
Academic writing is hard. It is a craft demanding skill and training. This week we focused on how the #PhDinHE programme helps PhD researchers in writing and publishing.
Call for Papers! Special issue on "Parents/guardians, education and digital technologies". Edited by @donpassey Hazel Woodhouse @AminaCharaniaS John Anderson. Proposals due 31 January 2023! https://t.co/LbscJ45jwS