Monthly Archives: February 2024

Observation 2- You review peer

Session/artifact to be observed/reviewed: Class Lecture Recording Size of student group: 10 Observer: Jess Ball Observee: Kayalvizhi Jayavel Kayal’s Answers: What is the context of this session/artifact within the curriculum? The context was introducing the students about Tableau a Visualization … Continue reading

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Observation 1- Peer Reviews You

Session/artifact to be observed/reviewed: Ruby Setup_FINAL_edit.mp4 LASER CUTTER machine tutorial.mp4 Size of student group: N/A- open access, online guide Observer: Kayalvizhi Jayavel– Senior Lecturer and Course Leader| B.Sc DSAI |CCI UAL Observee: Jess Ball What is the context of this … Continue reading

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Reflection of Workshop 3- Aims of Education

In workshop 3 we were given 5 quotes (as seen below) about education and its purpose and were asked to acknowledge which is most relatable to us as educators and practitioners. I felt quote number 4 spoke to me the … Continue reading

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Reflection of Cross-Programme Event on Object-based Learning

On the 24th of January, we were joined by Judy Wilcox and Georgia Orgill to speak about Object Based Learning. Here are some thoughts and reflections I had about this exciting event. The analogue and the digital: experiencing objects  Judy … Continue reading

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Workshop 2: What do technicians do?

Before workshop 2, we had to choose an article that we found interesting or related to us. As a technician, and one who has not seen or read any case studies or papers about technicians, I decided to go with … Continue reading

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Workshop 1: Moral Goods

In Workshop 1 we were given articles to read on a selection of subjects related to pedagogy. I was tasked with reading a case study by Jason K.McDonald and Esther Michela from Brigham Young University, USA. The paper is titled … Continue reading

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