What makes continuing professional development genuinely effective? Drawing on my work redesigning occupational health education at the University of Glasgow, I explore how pedagogy, interactive technology and a little imagination can make learning more engaging, accessible and relevant to professional practice. From digital workplace simulations to occupational health assessments for the Power Rangers, sometimes the best way to learn is by doing.
Through the Lens Darkly: Thomas Annan, Public Health, and Infection Control in Victorian Glasgow
Please enjoy my Presentation for Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons Glasgow ๐ https://www.canva.com/design/DAFl1ebLBU0/view A Power Point version without the videos is available here: thomas-annan-1Download https://videopress.com/v/11vC7AjF?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true
Digital Design Portfolio
As part of my career in academia and professional services I have also developed and managed a significant amount of digital content including teaching support, bespoke online courses, audio and podcast editing, digital marking materials, and social media engagement. Much of this is available throughout my website and on my company website http://www.sceconsultants.co.uk. Below you... Continue Reading →
Humour and Detective Work – Taking A Different Approach to Teaching
Using digital 'Murder Boards', Humour, Music, and Physical Objects- I continue to search for new ways to engage my students and improve my teaching.
Active Learning: Why I turned my students into Sherlock Holmes for a lesson!
Leading on from my previous post about active learning; find out about how I turned a tutorial into a detective mystery.
Taking a New Approach: New Pedagogical Practices in University Teaching.
Mischievous Martyr or an Accidental Activist? Implementing different pedagogical practices in teaching.
