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Online and blended tuition

Online and blended tuition

Investigating tutorial attendance on synchronous face-to-face and online classroom events on Arts modules

Project Team: Robin MackieAstrid VoigtJen ShepherdSteve PadleyMaddy SharmanMichelle Hynd

The project looked at quantitative data for the three academic years starting in October 2017, 2018 and 2019.

Creative Interactions: Teaching with the OU’s Art Collection

Project Team: Clare TaylorHeather Richardson

This pilot project brings together two disciplines from the School of Arts & Humanities, Creative Writing and Art History.

Trialling multiple innovations; production, pedagogy and delivery on A329, the Making of Welsh History

Project Team: Richard Marsden

Independent learning is usually envisaged as something that students do alone. But on ‘A329, The Making of Welsh History’, an online distance-learning dissertation module at the Open University, the situation is quite the reverse.

Understanding the influence of demographics on attendance and access of synchronous and asynchronous online tuition

Project Team: Lindsay CrispMelissa BaileyHannah LaveryDonna SmithKaty SmithJoanna Robson

This project draws together a team of colleagues from across the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences to explore participation in ‘live’ online learning events and summary recordings with no students present known as ‘Learning Event Summaries’ (LES).

The Quality of Tutor/Student Early Interaction in Post-Level 1 Modules

Project Team: Wendy HumphreysVicky Johnson

This project builds on  a previously completed project which found considerable variation in how tutors communicate with their students at the beginning of a module.

Face to Face Day schools: Understanding attendance and non-attendance on psychology modules

Project Team: Caroline KellyKaty SmithMarianna LatifRachel PennyPaige CuffeMadeline Knightley

This project aimed to understand attendance for optional face-to-face tuition events on psychology modules. A mixed method approach was used to capture the student voice, and the five methods are presented here.

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