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Lockdown learning and commuter students

Lockdown learning and commuter students

Dr Susan Kenyon reveals emerging findings from her research into the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on commuter students, and explains how the move to online learning removed some barriers to learning, but how it also presented new barriers, for some students.

27 Sep, 202127 Sep, 2021 Education, Politics, Research
Online resources and Code Red for Humanity: the role of education

Online resources and Code Red for Humanity: the role of education

Dr Chris Beighton and Caroline Pestell explain how online learning resources should be approached, understood and used by teachers.

13 Aug, 202118 Aug, 2021 Education
Zoom fatigue: online communication platforms and technologies of the self

Zoom fatigue: online communication platforms and technologies of the self

Chris Beighton looks at the impact of online learning.

04 Mar, 202104 Mar, 2021 Education, Technology
Can we take more responsibility for counteracting the impact of Covid-19 in higher education?

Can we take more responsibility for counteracting the impact of Covid-19 in higher education?

Rita Molnar promotes teachers’ awareness on co-operative social learning.

13 Nov, 202013 Nov, 2020 Education, Psychology
Using digital technologies to provide a sense of ‘normality’

Using digital technologies to provide a sense of ‘normality’

Gareth Ward looks at how universities and businesses have adapted to an online culture.

11 Nov, 202012 Nov, 2020 Computing
Pandemic panic: Covid and the claustropolitan university?

Pandemic panic: Covid and the claustropolitan university?

Chris Beighton asks if online learning is enhancing our creative thinking.

30 Oct, 202030 Oct, 2020 Education

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