Learning Resources Using Learning Resources Teaching has always involved providing learning resources to create an environment for high quality student learning. Examples of traditional learning resources would be the library and the text book. To foster a commitment to life-long learning students are encouraged to learn more on their own and study using more of their own resources. This workshop on using learning resources is not a CML or CBT style program, so be prepared to move away from the computer to complete some of the activities.
All activities vary in length and time estimates are provided as a guide.
I am a lecturer in the Centre of Teaching and Learning. My main interest is in improving teaching and learning in higher education, especially through the use of learning resources and technology. I hope this workshop raises a few issues about your own teaching practice and helps you decide when learning resources may be appropriate in your classes. Please take this opportunity to introduce yourself and raise any issues you would like to have addressed by this workshop. In this way I aim to concentrate a little less on my own concerns and focus on what you find useful in using learning resources.