If you presented in this conference and your slides are not listed here, please send them to Martin, m.l.poulter@bris.ac.uk.
AI and Higher Education
AI and Assessment: Preparing Students for AI-Driven Careers
Workshop by Ramin Nassehi, Silvia Dal Bianco & Parama Chaudhury (UCL), Carlos Cortinhas (University of Exeter), Denise Hawkes (Kings College London), Cloda Jenkins (Imperial College), Antonio Mele (LSE), Stefania Paredes Fuentes (University of Southampton)
Assessment and feedback
The Impact of Assessment Design on Student Attainment: an empirical investigation across dimensions of equality, diversity and inclusion
Presentation by Fabio Aricò & Ritchie Woodard (University of East Anglia), Laura Harvey (University of Loughborough)
Group work as Assessments: Perspectives from UK Educators
Presentation by Arpita Ghosh (University of Exeter), Atisha Ghosh (University of Warwick), Anastasia Papadopoulou (University of Bristol)
Assessment and inclusion
Co-creating group summative assessment with undergraduate student collaborators
Presentation by Satadru Mukherjee (University of Bristol)
Classroom practice and student engagement
Would they produce a higher quality of work if they felt they were being more authentic? The (de)valuing of authentic connections in teaching and learning
Presentation by Mike Reynolds (University of Leeds)
Assessing students’ comprehension and feedback in a small group setting using the One Minute Paper (OMP) technique
Presentation by Andreas Markoulakis (University of Warwick)
Using adaptive reading to improve student engagement and attainment
Presentation by Justine Wood, Ahmad Hassan Ahmad & Ali Choudhary (Loughborough University)
Employability and entrepreneurship
Bridging the Gap: Enhancing Employability at Undergraduate level through Experiential Learning and Work Experience Acquisition
Panel by Atisha Ghosh (University of Warwick), Dean Garratt (Aston University), Ritchie Woodard (University of East Anglia), Anthi Chondrogianni (University of Bristol)
Support and skills development: Key factors shaping the quality of work placement experience
Presentation by Panagiotis Arsenis (University of Surrey) & Miguel Flores (National College of Ireland)
Student outcomes
Student Absenteeism in Undergraduate Economics Education: Comparative Evidence from Lectures and Tutorials
Presentation by Hiren Nisar, Carlos Cortinhas, Olha Matviiets, & Samuel Odewunmi (University of Exeter)
Through Student Eyes: Graduate Attributes in the Economics and Finance Curriculum
Presentation by Kulnicha Meechaiyo, Ian Smith, & Gosia Mitka (University of St Andrews)
Who Should Attend?
Anyone interested in teaching economics at HE level (whether to economics or other students), especially:
- Lecturers in higher and further education
- Graduate teaching assistants
- Library and information staff
- Teaching support staff
- Staff developers
