Teaching and Learning Enhancement Fund 2014-18

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Clinical legal education is a form of experiential learning that enhances law students’ practical legal skills, graduate attributes and aptitude for life-long learning. Yet, experiential learning in law remains under-developed…
Assessment in architecture and creative arts schools has traditionally adopted a ‘one size fits all’ approach by using the ‘crit’, where students pin up their work, make a presentation and…

Rethinking the Crit

L2L began as a collaboration between staff in three Libraries: Dundalk Institute of Technology, Institute of Technology, Carlow and Dublin Institute of Technology. Using the National Professional Development Framework, library…
Executive skills are the hidden skills required for self-management: Planning/prioritisation, Organisation, Time management, Sustained attention, Task initiation, Goal-directed persistence, Flexibility, Response inhibition, Working memory, Emotional control, and Metacognition. The ExS…
The project is led by Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick and is being completed in collaboration with: · Mid-West Enterprise Plan · Mid-West Regional Skills Forum · Smart Limerick…
The Levitus project sought to bring all stakeholders involved in engineering education within three institutions together to talk about and reflect upon professional development within their discipline and to look…

Levitus

The #OpenTeach: professional development for open online educators’ project aims to address the challenge of effectively supporting the professional development of part-time educators involved in teaching online higher education programmes.…
The SPEEDS project sought to expand social policy educators’ digital capacities and improve their confidence in integrating digital skills into curricula. Social policy educators were partnered with learning technologists within…
The What Works and Why project aimed to build digital literacy and engagement for students and teachers in Irish higher education. The basic premise was there is no ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach…
The Take 1 Step initiative encouraged staff and students to take one step in engaging with digital literacy. The campaign built on the National Digital Skills Framework, thereby embedding the…
The TEL Tools project involved the development of a collection of online micro-learning courses designed to help those who teach to optimise their use of technology to enhance teaching and…

TEL Tools

For chemical engineering, one of the cornerstones of the curriculum is the ‘design project’, which encompasses ab initio process development, design, scale-up and optimisation. The ‘ChemE’ project focused on the…

ChemE

The TEAME project leveraged the potential of Numbas, an online assessment tool originating at the University of Newcastle, to construct localised formative e-assessment for first year mathematics and statistics courses.…
The ‘REX’ project brought together three higher education institutions involved in initial teacher education to build a digital bridge between academic and professional practice through the creation of a web-based…
The ePrePP project was designed to enhance student learning in healthcare placements to ease the transition from student to professional. The project was led by a group representing medicine, nursing,…
The Digital Skills in Action project focused on embedding digital skills into everyday teaching and learning practice. The project worked with members of academic communities in the creation of digital…

Digital Skills in Action