Programme 2025

The final programme is now available:

Day 1: Wed 3 September

 

Time

Activity

8.30-10am

Coffee and registration (Corporate Hub, 4th Floor)

10am-11am

Conference Welcome and Opening Keynote: Dr Nashwa Ismail (CCE1 403)

11.15-12.15pm

Full paper (410)

Becoming a Digital Scholar: the impact of teaching digital literacies and open educational practices on an accredited Master’s programme

Jane Secker, Luis Pereira, Julie Voce

Workshop (418)

Development of AI in Teaching and Learning

Alison Purvis

12.15-1.30pm

Lunch, networking, and conference game (Corporate Hub, 4th Floor)

1.30-2.30pm

Full paper (410)

Reimagining learning by playing with paradox and ambiguity

Andrew Middleton

Workshop (418)

Exploring the relationship between pedagogic decision-making and digital learning behaviours: activity design

Elizabeth Ellis

2.45-3.15pm

Short paper (410)

Helping Students to Improve the Standard of Their Writing with Generative AI: An Evaluation of a Studiosity+ Pilot

Sonya McChristie

Short paper (418)

Moving Beyond the Comfort Space: Exploring the Potential of GenAI to Support Higher Education Instructor Successfully Implement Universal Design for Learning 

Frederic Fovet

3.15-3.45pm

Coffee break (Corporate Hub, 4th Floor)

3.45-4.45pm

Full paper (410)

‘The End of Learning Design?’: A critical perspective on the cost/benefit of leadership, transformation, and crisis in higher education

Peter Bryant, Donna Lanclos, Lawrie Phipps

Workshop (418)

Copyright Anxiety and Digital Learning

Jane Secker, Chris Morrison, Amanda Wakaruk

5.00-5.30pm

Closing plenary (CCE1 403)

5.30-6.30pm

Free time

6.30-9.00pm

Drinks reception followed by street food dinner (CCE1 Café)

Day 2: Thursday 4 September

 

Time

Activity

8.30-9.30am

Coffee and registration (Corporate Hub, 4th Floor)

9.30-10.00am

Plenary activity (CCE1 403)

10.15-11.45am

Workshop (410)

Strap in you’re at Banford now!

Lawrie Phipps, Peter Bryant, Donna Lanclos

Workshop (418)

Utilising Virtual Reality for Enhanced Police Training and Development

Craig Clark, Philip Anderson

12.00-12.30pm

Short paper (410)

An investigation into the mechanics and affordances of digital escape rooms

Rachelle Rawlinson

Short paper (418)

A critical hermeneutic approach to analysing online discussions

Candace Nolan-Grant

12.30-1.45pm

Lunch, networking, and conference game (Corporate Hub, 4th Floor)

1.30-2.30pm

Full paper (410)

Assessing the confidence of sociology students on using quantitative research methods through Technology Enhanced Learning

Christos Balafoutis

Workshop (418)

Exploring AI and the future of digital learning through fiction

Neil Dixon, Andrew Cox

 

2.45-3.45pm

Closing Keynote: Dr Mia Ridge (CCE1 403)

3.45-4pm

Conference close

 

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