Supporting learning, teaching and the student experience online
While working online is not intended to be a mirror of the face-to-face experience it does have many advantages including
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Digital Learning
Simple strategies to support your students on Moodle
This is the first series of bite-sized video tutorials that UAL’s Digital Learning team is producing. The Simple Strategies videos offer user-friendly
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Better Lives: 1,400 London College of Fashion students participate in UAL’s first large scale blended unit
This blog post was written with contributions from London College of Fashion’s Digital Learning team and UAL’s Web Services team.
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Exploring digital and virtual spaces at LCC’s Teaching and Learning Conference
London College of Communication (LCC) held their Teaching and Learning Conference on the first of May with the theme of
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Modual Catalyst: UAL staff pitching their ideas [part two]
Read the first post about Modual Catalyst for a refresher about the beginning of our process. The second half of
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Modual Catalyst: UAL staff creating their dream art school [part one]
Modual Catalyst is a 6-day intensive workshop for UAL staff development led by CSM Professor of Digital Art Fred Deakin
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Teaching Complexity: Collaboration through digital learning platforms
Teaching Complexity was a series of open online seminars that were designed for anyone in a teaching, teaching related or staff
Read moreDigital Learning at UAL Erasmus Staff Week 2019
On Tuesday 19 March, Erasmus Staff Week 2019 kicked off at UAL. We were pleased to participate in the first
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Teaching Complexity: A reflection on experimenting with Digital Fieldwork
Teaching Complexity was a series of open online seminars curated by Bonnie Stewart (Visiting Fellow, UAL) and David White (Head of
Read moreCritical Creative Digital: shaping the university in a networked era
The UAL Teaching Platform series explores key issues in art and design teaching and learning in higher education. At Critical
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