The third University of Edinburgh Learning and Teaching Conference, ‘Curriculum Futures’, was held online over four non-consecutive days from June 16th-25th 2020. Please read below for a brief overview of the conference and to access conference recordings and resources. On day one, we were delighted to be joined by two keynote speakers: Professor Sian Bayne (Director, Centre for Research in Digital Education at the University of Edinburgh): The near future of teaching (and who gets to define it) Colm Harmon (Vice Principal, (Students) at University of Edinburgh): Curriculum review, curriculum reform, and the COVID pivot Throughout the four days of the conference, colleagues from across the University delivered a variety of engaging parallel sessions around the conference’s six sub-themes: Student wellbeing Questioning learning Innovation in curriculum design Inclusion and co-creation Curriculum review and design Digital curriculum Delegates from the three Colleges also presented lightning talks, which were specially curated sessions of 10-minute papers showcasing the work of each College. View all keynote and session recordings This year’s conference also featured a range of posters highlighting innovations and insights from across the University. View conference posters Any questions? If you have any questions about the conference, please contact us at: University of Edinburgh Learning & Teaching Conference Contact details Email: lt.conference@ed.ac.uk This article was published on 2024-02-26
