Workshops

This is an information and collaborative writing session for staff interested in submitting an AdvanceHE fellowship application (across Associate, Fellow and Senior Fellow).

This is a hybrid event.

Please book onto this workshop if you wish to attend in person. If you wish to attend via Zoom, please book onto LEAP (AdvanceHE) information and collaboration session (online)

Overview of workshop

There will be a short introduction and overview of the submission process by Jennie Blake (Head of Teaching and Learning Development and PFHEA). This will be followed by an opportunity to work on your submission collaboratively with colleagues including those have previously submitted across each of the levels. There will be some short preparation work circulated before the session to support you in making the most of the writing time together.

See LEAP StaffNet pages for information: https://www.staffnet.manchester.ac.uk/umitl/teaching-development/leadership-in-education-awards-programme/

Booking on

Due to popularity, booking onto the event is essential to ensure a place.

This is an information and collaborative writing session for staff interested in submitting an AdvanceHE fellowship application (across Associate, Fellow and Senior Fellow).

This is a hybrid event.

Please book onto this workshop if you wish to attend online, via Zoom. If you wish to attend in person, please book onto LEAP (AdvanceHE) information and collaboration session (on campus)

Overview of workshop

There will be a short introduction and overview of the submission process by Jennie Blake (Head of Teaching and Learning Development and PFHEA). This will be followed by an opportunity to work on your submission collaboratively with colleagues including those have previously submitted across each of the levels. There will be some short preparation work circulated before the session to support you in making the most of the writing time together.

See LEAP StaffNet pages for information: https://www.staffnet.manchester.ac.uk/umitl/teaching-development/leadership-in-education-awards-programme/

Booking on

Due to popularity, booking onto the event is essential to ensure a place.

Zoom support and guidance

All University of Manchester students and staff should register at Zoom.us using their University of Manchester email address, only authenticated users can join this event. Help and support with using Zoom is provided by Media Services. Updates are posted to the Media Services website, and you can contact the team by emailing mediaservices@manchester.ac.uk.

The Library Community of Practice Reading club is a reading club that takes places every other month. It consists of discussions via a thread in the Library Teaching Team Community of Practice channel and a synchronous meeting. Each thread and meeting will focus on one topic of conversation around an academic paper, video, blog post or other prompt. These topics will actively seek out underrepresented voices and perspectives. Topics and prompts can be suggested here: Suggestion Form

Explore the possibilities of collaboration with Teaching, Learning and Students in the University Library as they introduce their programmes, expertise and vision for student support. TLS support the success of our students through every stage of their learning experience by providing accessible, proactive and innovative services and learning resources.

The team has national and sector-wide recognition and a significant presence across all the Faculties and an award winning programme of support. The team will introduce their pedagogic ethos and approach, main programmes of support and explore how it can connect with, and support, colleagues in their role.

• My Learning Essentials
• My Research Essentials
• Specialist Library Support
• Credit Bearing Teaching
• Access & Success
• Library Student Team

Reflection sessions will be opportunities for all the participants to reflect upon their individual practice and wider sector ideas. They take place every other month alternating between asynchronous and on campus sessions. Sessions will include initial reflective prompts to spark both individual and group work and discussion as a wider community around teaching and learning: including AdvanceHE Fellowships, academic papers, presentations and development in teaching practice and pedagogy. We will work together to collect, reflect on and articulate our work, both practical and theoretical.

The Library Community of Practice Reading club is an online reading club that takes places every other month. It consists of discussions via a thread in the Library Teaching Team Community of Practice channel and a synchronous online meeting. Each thread and meeting will focus on one topic of conversation around an academic paper, video, blog post or other prompt. These topics will actively seek out underrepresented voices and perspectives. Topics and prompts can be suggested here: Suggestion Form