Gipsy Lane Campus, Oxford Brookes University
12 June 2012
This workshop, one of the Higher Education Academy
Discipline Workshop and Seminar Series, will explore teaching practices that
successfully integrate research practice into the delivery of curriculum to
undergraduate and postgraduate students in the disciplines of media and
communication.
Recent pedagogic debate identifies an impetus for university
students at levels 5, 6 and 7 to engage with research practice. However,
embedding research literacy into lectures, seminars, workshops and assessment
requires lecturers who are able to communicate research praxis to students at
these educational levels. The workshop will identify issues associated with
embedding research in teaching and provide participants with the means by which
this can be achieved in their specific teaching modules.
Drawing on the experience of key speakers and on discussion
with other delegates, participants will identify their own research-informed
approach to curriculum development and to delivery relevant to their specific
fields within the disciplines of media and communication. Led by practitioners
from publishing studies and other media fields, the workshop will take a
pragmatic approach. Speakers with demonstrable experience in utilizing the
conceptualization, methods and results of their research in teaching will
address key issues. These presentations will then serve as the focus for
extended discussions between participants.
The objectives of the workshop are to disseminate good
practice in integrating research into media and communication teaching and
co-incidentally to build networks for academics who are involved in media
research and who are also committed to a research-led approach in teaching.
Anyone attending this fancy writing an event report for Networks? More information at: http://arts.brighton.ac.uk/projects/networks/submissions
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