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I promised to share the slides from my session, here they are. Always happy to have a chat about this work, do contact me! (r.osborne@ucl.ac.uk)

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Can we quantify the affordance of digital tools - Introducing a new methodology designed to align pedagogy and technology

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Digital education and the climate and ecological emergency

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Digital education and the climate and ecological emergency

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Transformational Learning: Insights from a 100% online MBA Slides

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Transformational Learning: Insights from a 100% online MBA Slides

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Hi everyone,

These are are the slides from this morning's presentation from Lisa Day and Elspeth McFadzean. Transformational Learning: Insights from a 100% online MBA. I hope you find them useful.

Not sure about Elspeth but I would bring some high quality extra virgin olive oil to drizzle on my food. I'm so into it at the moment that I joined the Citizens of Soil Olive Oil Club.

best wishes

Lisa & Elspeth

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Advising staff of the integration of GenAI: how much, how fast

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Inter-teaching: Active and authentic learning for students

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Inter-teaching: Active and authentic learning for students

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How to encourage students to learn? How to help students find the joy and motivation in learning? These are big questions that many lecturers wonder and try to find the solutions. In the context of new technologies and changing landscape of education, it is even more acute to answer these questions.

Join Dr. Quyen Dang (International Business program, RMIT University Vietnam) and Dr. Santiago Velasquez (RMIT University) in this recorded video for the Islands of Innovation 2024 festival.

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Inter-teaching: Active and authentic learning for students

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Joanne Mainwaring and Eleanor Kasikis's presentation

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Thank you for joining us on our journey, we can't wait to see you at a future Islands.

Here you will find information about some of our attendees, presentations, videos and other supporting resources. Enjoy!

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Hi everyone, it was great to deliver a presentation with Eleanor this morning. Thank you so much for your warm reception and participation. I have added the slides here in case they are useful for anyone.

To take on a journey I would take a good book. I have rediscovered reading for pleasure and it is great.

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Recipe card Padlet...please contribute your ideas here and get in touch if you want to collaborate

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Recipe card Padlet...please contribute your ideas here and get in touch if you want to collaborate

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Reimagining Formal Education: Integrating Social Media in Learning Environments Slide

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Reimagining Formal Education: Integrating Social Media in Learning Environments Slide

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Here are our slides from the presentation! I hope you all enjoy and happy to discuss any thoughts :)

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Crossing the Bridge of Cultural Understanding 

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Crossing the Bridge of Cultural Understanding 

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Crossing the Bridge of Cultural Understanding - The value of Contextualisation in Authentic Learning

Dr. Gavin Nicholson

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Bex Ferriday's presentation

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Following the success of our Treasure Island Pedagogies podcast series, the Centre for Innovation in Education at the University of Liverpool are planning an online, open Festival that connects educators, educational developers and learning technologists across the globe.

What is the vision behind the Festival?

Evidence shows that innovation spreads at the intersection of disciplinary boundaries (Warren, 2011). By connecting educators across cultural and disciplinary boundaries, we hope to stimulate exciting collaboration underpinned by a passion for education. In this open space, educators will share innovation and co-create an imagined future of education.

What is the Treasure Island Pedagogies podcast format?

We invite guests in groups of 3 - 4 to share what they would take to a Treasure Island. The considerations are: a lightbulb moment (when you feel your students 'are getting it'), a teaching prop or a pedagogy, and a luxury item. See example conversations on the Treasure Island Pedagogies Podcast series webpage under the Episodes menu.

The event

It will take place at 08:00(BST) - 20:00(BST) on Tuesday 10 May 2022. An online, open and free event. You can join activities throughout the day depending on your time zone.

How will the day be organised?

To enable you to join in from any time zone, we will schedule 3 'repeat' sessions within the day - you can join in with one of these, or as many as you wish and able to do. Each session will last between 2-3 hours. We are still planning the event so timings may change.

1. Australasia/Eastern Asia timezone - morning starting 8.00 (BST)

2. Africa/Europe timezone - lunchtime starting 12.00 (BST)

3. Americas timezone - afternoon starting 16.00 (BST)

What will you get out of taking part?

Meeting colleagues across the globe who are passionate about education.

Sharing and listening to educational innovations and ideas.

Having space to think 'big' and consider some educational futures.

Enjoy creating and having fun.

How to register?

Please bear with us, we are still working behind the scenes.

Registration will be available soon.

In the meantime, please block your diary for Tuesday 10 May 2022 for a day of Innovation festival.

Outcomes

New connections made between educators, ideas of educational innovations shared; and in longer term: implemented, adapted, used innovation ideas with newly formed collaborations.

What support will we have available?

We are unlikely to have funding, so would need to look at using free platforms. Our Digital Resource Team in Centre for Innovation in Education will be able to support some of our activities, including multimedia support; HTML email for promotion; video trailer promotion for Twitter; banners and all potential graphics for the event.

Back to: Centre for Innovation in Education

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Following the success of our Treasure Island Pedagogies podcast series, the Centre for Innovation in Education at the University of Liverpool are planning an online, open Festival that connects educators, educational developers and learning technologists across the globe. Evidence shows that innovation spreads at the intersection of disciplinary boundaries (Warren, 2011).

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Sharing my presentation on "Quality Assurance Strategies for Online Courses" to the larger group if anyone is interested in taking a look!

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Sharing my slides for anyone interested

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I'm Olivia Sun, an educational developer specialising in technology-enhanced learning at Xi'an Jiaotong - Liverpool University located in Suzhou, China. I'm also a member of the organising committee of this conference.

One thing I will bring with me on the trip is "imagination". I look forward to imagining the future of education with you on this journey!

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The value of collaborative reflective practice

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The value of collaborative reflective practice

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Hello Deep Sea Islanders! I'm Rob, I work at the University of Liverpool as an educational developer and I'm one of the organising committee.

The item I would bring on our expedition would be a good sound system, to enable us to share musical tastes and influences. We'd probably need to agree a playlist schedule (and curfew!) to keep everyone happy.

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Hello shipmates.

I'm Matthew Moran from The Open University (UK). Looking forward to the voyage of discovery together.

I would have to bring a portable art studio so we have materials to design and visualise and prototype creative, collaborative and equitable education futures ...

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This is a colour picture of a portable artist's studio comprising watercolours, stamps, pencils, erasers, tape, fixer, paper and other media for sketching, painting and printing.

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I'm Vicki Dale, a Senior Lecturer in Academic and Digital Development from the University of Glasgow. I've been fortunate to travel with seaworthy companions to islands of innovation in recent years and I'm pleased to be facilitating a couple of sessions this time round too.

I would bring a good book to read so I can dive into new concepts; happy to receive recommendations!

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Hello everyone, I am Wei. I work at RMIT Vietnam as a Learning and Teaching specialist. I am a member of this Deep Sea Island of Innovation organising committee and I truly enjoy being part of the very innovative team.

One thing I would like to bring is some hot pot sources, as I love spicy hot pot.

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Ahoy! My name is Karen Benson and I work at RMIT Vietnam as the Manager, L&T. I am also a member of the organising committee for this voyage. I would bring scuba gear for me and my shipmates as a dive is long overdue and so we can explore the depths together.

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I am from Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University. I would like to bring imagination and creativity to the exploration, since my new friend already has ink.

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I am Tunde Varga-Atkins- original oldie of Islands - senior educational developer at @LivUniCIE. Looking forward to meeting everyone.

My item to bring on the journey would definitely be chocolate - even in lockdown during Covid, I couldn't do without my favourite 70% Moser Roth chocolate (courtesy of Aldi, supermarket in the UK/Europe)! Of course, we would need to bring a big barrel-full of it to make sure everyone can have a portion!

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Hiii, I'm a Learning Designer at RMIT Vietnam. I'm terrified of the ocean but I like learning things! I bring my goose plushie today as my companion on the deep sea journey.

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Hi - my name is Nick McIntosh - I am a Learning Futurist at RMIT Vietnam where my team and I play with emerging edTEch and the latest ideas in HE Learning and Teaching. I'd bring a map on the journey - exploring and just following your nose is great but it's good to know where you're going too.

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Hello everyone! I'm Jiaxin from Duke Kunshan University. I really look forward the sessions today! One thing I would always bring with me is the positive attitudes :)

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This was a PDF format of the schedule.

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Deep Sea Islands schedule and abstracts - final draft

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My name is Alice Jones and I am a senior learning technologist at the University of Chester. Looking forward to exploring the deep sea of educational innovation with you all...