Category: Webinars

  • Maximising student support: Equitable Outcomes Challenge Week 2025

    Maximising student support: Equitable Outcomes Challenge Week 2025

    Jannah Aljafri, Anna Judd-Yelland, Penelope Lee, and Catriona Matthews ~ Learning Designers   The days may be getting colder and darker, but the Christmas season is upon us, plus we’ve just enjoyed some great virtual ‘fireside chats’ during The Open University’s Equitable Outcomes Challenge Week. 🍵🔥 Colleagues from across the University shared their projects on…

  • The Learning Design Cross Institutional Network: Creating a space for Learning Design discussions

    The Learning Design Cross Institutional Network: Creating a space for Learning Design discussions

    Mark Williams ~ Senior Learning Designer  Natasha Huckle and Mark Williams were excited to host the Learning Design Cross Institutional Network this year at the Open University campus in Milton Keynes. With support from Jim Harris (University of Northampton) and Simon Walker (UCL) they identified themes for exploration and called out for learning designers across…

  • Kicking off Pride Month at the OU: exploring LGBT+ visibility in STEM

    Kicking off Pride Month at the OU: exploring LGBT+ visibility in STEM

     Eleanor Moore ~ Learning Designer June is Pride Month and here at The Open University, we have a packed calendar of events exploring diverse perspectives and themes of inclusion. One of the first was an online seminar led by Dr Jessica Gagnon of Manchester University and Dr Marco Reggiani of Strathclyde University. Jessica and Marco…

  • From email alert to delivering a talk: Unexpected scholarship

    From email alert to delivering a talk: Unexpected scholarship

    Paul Astles and Catriona Matthews ~ Learning Designers   Scholarship can happen in unexpected ways and an opportunity can present itself when you least expect it. In this instance, a colleague from the Open University Library shared a call for content at a webinar series curated by the University of Kent. The theme of the…