Making Connections, Innovating and Sharing Pedagogy
Conference Posters
Welcome to the Posters page for the Horizons in STEM Higher Education Conference 2021. Please click on the thumbnail image to view a full size image of each poster, or click on the poster file links to access the original poster, image or video file.
A Reflection on Designing Virtual Learning Experiences During a Pandemic – Priyanka Chandarana (University of Nottingham)
Exploring the effect of an Augmented Reality Initiative on Cognitive Load, Spatial Ability and Chemistry Achievement – Daniel Elford (University of East Anglia)
An Assessment of the Usefulness of Diagnostic Quizzes for Level 2 Open University Programming Modules – Soraya Kouadri Mostefaoui and Oli Howson (The Open University)
Sport Science Student Perceptions of Learning and Teaching During the COVID19 Pandemic – Hannah Moir, Elizabeth Pummell, Nicola Swann and Ricarda Micalle (Kingston University)
A reflective case study evaluating the affordances of a rapidly co-created dual video channel streaming resource to enhance engineering video augmented labs – Joel Ross, Paddy Uglow, Chrysanthi Tseloudi, Martin Nutbeem and Sean Lancastle (University of Bristol)
Summary Sheets: A scaffold for more effective, active note-taking and cognitive processing of (remote) lectures – Jo Rushworth, Rachel Cornish, Harlin Gulati and Mansi Patel (De Montfort University)
The STAR approach: re-thinking undergraduate science teaching with notes from the Suzuki Method of music education – Libby Sherwood, Heather Clemson, Aidan Hamilton, Tessa Oakley, Nancy Daly, Finley Spathaky and Jo Rushworth
Breaking through the glass ceiling: addressing the attainment gap through student and staff perspectives – Karan Singh Rana, Ayesha Hanif, Ariana Mugore, Deepa Mistry, Neda Nadilouei and Rabia Mehmood (Aston University)
Encouraging and supporting group interaction and discourse in a one week session – Angie Swali, Judith Wayte, Hannah Corbett and Jianhua Jia (University of Nottingham)
Online tutorials: The value to students of Q&A tutorials to support assessment on a Level 1 module – Maria Townsend, Emma Champion and Wendy Berndt (The Open University)