Discussion Boards: Don’t write them off just yet
In this blog post Paven Basuita from the University of Sussex explores the use of discussion boards in law [...]
Connecting Legal Education: Giving Voice to Values
One of the themes which has emerged from our #ConnectLegalEd sessions to date is the similarity in the challenges many [...]
Connecting Legal Education: The ECR Session
Kat Langley – Guest Host (K.Langley@leedsbeckett.ac.uk) Never has there been more uncertainty within the Higher Education sector; following the UCU [...]
Legally Bound™ – The Escape Room Concept
This is the 4th post in the series of posts relating to work which would have been presented at our [...]
Connecting Legal Education: Staff Wellbeing
So far, the #ConnectLegalEd hangouts have largely been focused upon how we can support our students through COVID-19 and its [...]
Connecting Legal Education: #FreeLawRevision
Late April, in normal times, would see students becoming particularly anxious about assessments. They would be catching us after revision [...]
‘All for one and one for all’: building communities of learning through staff learning and teaching scholarship circles
This third blogpost in our series of ALT Conference 2020 contributions comes from a team of people at the University [...]
Looking Down The Lens – Bringing Skills Into the Curriculum
The second contribution in the series of our ALT Conference 2020 blog posts comes from Sabine Walsh from the Mediator [...]
Connecting Legal Education: Building Communities
Last week's Connecting Legal Education hang out took as its theme 'building communities,' a fitting tribute to the fledging community [...]
Building Community Through Innovative Approaches to Experiential Learning: The Case of the Rights Resource Network SA
I am not sure how everyone else is feeling but to us it feels very sad and strange to not [...]