Future Teacher Talks
The Future Teacher Talks are a series of webinars focusing on learning and teaching with technology. They also have a strong slant towards inclusivity.
The webinars are free and open to anyone involved in delivering or supporting teacher and learning in the UK and Europe. They are also an opportunity for staff at the University of York to showcase good practice to others in the UK and beyond. Educational Adviser, Lilian Soon, is one of the hosts for this Erasmus-funded staff development series. Guests or highlights from the University have included Glenn Hurst from Chemistry, Emily Brunsden from Physics, Sandrine Devlin from LFA, David Beer from Sociology among others. Various University staff have also joined the webinars as participants.
If you are unsure about accessing webinars, please do get in touch with us to find out more: vle-support@york.ac.uk.
The next webinar will run on 28 Feb 2019 at 1300hrs.
The recordings and resources from previous webinars are available to view on the Future Teacher web site.
Get involved by joining the discussion on #ft30uk, following @ft30uk or joining the futureteacher JISC mailing list.
Review the reflections of delegates from the successful conference on 9 Jan 2019 at the University of York.
Below are quick links to previous recordings and resources:
| March 2017: | Online learning – what works? |
| April 2017: | The flipped classroom |
| May 2017: | Knowing what they know – getting feedback from students |
| June 2017: | Collaborative teaching and learning – inside and outside the classroom |
| October 2017: | Strategies to support reading |
| November 2017: | Strategies to support writing |
| January 2018: | Self assessment and mastery learning |
| March 2018: | Social media for teaching and learning |
| April 2018: | Inclusive practice |
| May 2018: | Working with Rich Media 1- Images |
| June 2018: | Working with Rich Media 2 – Audio |
| Sept 2018: | Working with Rich Media 3 – Video |
| Oct 2018: | Getting savvy with digital tools and resources |
| Nov 2018: | Designing appropriate assessments |
| Feb 2019 – May 2019 | Topics will include
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