Lunchtime Seminars 2011 | Learning Innovation Unit
Lunchtime Seminars 2011
The aim of these seminars is to encourage the cross-fertilisation of ideas between Schools and to generate debate on subjects of campus-wide interest relating to teaching and learning. The seminar format consists of a presentation followed by questions and general discussion. The atmosphere is relaxed and lunch is provided.
We welcome presenters from all academic and support staff involved in teaching and learning. Please email learning.innovation@dcu.ie for more information.
Date | Seminar title | Presenter(s) |
January 19th | Video Podcasts of Science and Engineering Labs | Brian Corcoran |
February 9th | Online Interactive Learning Tools for Mechanics |
Alan Kennedy |
Feburary 23rd | Peer assisted groupwork tutorials in mathematics | John Carroll |
March 16th | Real experiments that support and promote off-campus independent learning | Derek Molloy |
March 30th | The role of Moot courts and mock trials in Irish legal education | Noelle Higgins |
April 6th | HeLa Cells, Fire-Fighters and Failure: Initiating critical reflection in business education | Brian Harney |
April 13th | Intergenerational learning project Dublin City University teaching and learning between generations | Trudy Corrigan |
April 20th |
Lecturing Legislation to Scientists | Brien Nolan |
April 27th |
Simulation as a Tool for Teaching Business | Malcolm Brady |
May 4th | Development of a research laboratory based undergraduate laboratory module | Declan Moran and Greg Hughes |
May 18th | In Search of Excellence | Michael Breen |