Comment: Tina Overton, Director LITE
Tina Overton applauds the work of the Digital Education Service in responding to the current pandemic before saying her goodbyes as Director of LITE. The...
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PedR Focus: Spring 2020
This issue’s article for the PedR Focus has been selected by Katie Livesey, Teaching Excellence Manager in LITE. This article is timely given the huge challenges facing...
Comment: LUU View
As Education Officer Abiha Khan's term draws to a close she provides an update on education developments across the University from the student perspective. We’re...
LITE Annual Review - Events
It has been a successful year for LITE events which have enjoyed healthy and a growing attendance. We have seen a strong response across 2019...
LITE Annual Review - Supporting Pedagogic Research
This year LITE has increased support for staff across campus who are keen to engage with pedagogic research and the scholarship of teaching and learning....
LITE Annual Review - Building a Community
IT has been an unprecedented year of growth for the LITE Community. The Institute's main communication channels through web and social media and Sharepoint continue...
LITE Annual Review - Funding
IT has been an exciting year of growth and expansion for LITE funding. We saw the relaunch of a new flexible LITE Fellowship as well...
LITE Annual Review - What a year - 2019
IT HAS been a very busy 2019 for LITE and for the LITE community. At the beginning of the year we welcomed Katie Livesey as...
SpotLITE: Jenny Brady, Project lead for Inclusivity at the University
For our winter edition we feature the Project lead for Inclusivity Jenny Brady, who takes her turn in the Bulletin's Q&A hot seat. Tell...
Focus on pedagogic research
This issue’s focus on pedagogic research (PedR) takes a look at a recently published article: ‘The role of authentic assessment to preserve academic integrity and...