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Blog, Twitter: @ActiveLearnNTW, #activelearningnetwork Our global community is made up of a network of satellite groups and members. The satellite groups can be thought of the core of the network and groups of educators supporting active learning within their institutions. The satellites meet every month and feed back to each other about what they have... Continue reading People

October - ALN CPD: Refresh your Active Learning approaches Every year in October we hold the ALN CPD for Active Learning. This is weekly event held in the Autumn months where practitioners share their Active Learning practices. Badges will be awarded to attendees who evidence related Active Learning in the workplace. April - ALN Global... Continue reading Events & Projects

The Online Active Learning Resource Over time the Active Learning Network has accumulated masses of resources that can help us as educators engage ourselves and our students in active learning. On this page we share some of those of the resources. Assessing reflection We enter into higher education to learn something new; deepen our understanding... Continue reading Resources

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What is the Active Learning Network?The Active Learning Network is a group of people from around the world who share an interest in active approaches to learning. This site is designed to be a collaborative platform to showcase active learning projects, research and discussion taking place nationally and internationally.

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SALT Conference presentation: Using a creative approach to reflect

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SALT Conference presentation: Using a creative approach to reflect

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Podcast - Video assessment with Sarah Gamble

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Podcast - Video assessment with Sarah Gamble

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In this episode, we discuss how Video Assessments can be used to engage students, develop new skills, and give students a creative means to demonstrate their learning. We are joined by Dr. Sarah Gamble of the School of Culture and Communications, who shares her experiences of deploying Video Assessment, and the response of her students.

Swansea University Staff can access the resource to find out more, and read further about the video assessment on Sarah's module.

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In this episode, we discuss how Video Assessments can be used to engage students, develop new skills, and give students a creative means to demonstrate their learning. We are joined by Dr. Sarah Gamble of the School of Culture and Communications, who shares her experiences of deploying Video Assessment, and the response of her students.

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Episode 57 - All about Unessays with Dr Sarah Gamble - Swansea University

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Recently, we had the privilege of welcoming Dr Sarah Gamble back to A Pinch of SALT to talk about her experiences of implementing Video Assessment on the International Dylan Thomas Prize Module. After recording, our conversation turned to other forms of alternative assessment, and we realised what Sarah had to say was so rich, we just had to switch the microphones back on. In this episode, Sarah tells us what its like to set an ‘Unessay’, the practicalities to consider, and stories of how these flexible assessments can engage students.