Back in 2017 I completed my training as a Lego® Serious Play® facilitator, and also visited the inaugural LSP Conference in Billund: you can read…
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DMU Learning & Teaching Conference 2019: The DMU Library & Learning Services Creative Compendium of Learning
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Thanks to Anna Richards, Liaison and Project Librarian, Library & Learning Services, DMU, for this blog post which shares just a few of the imaginative…
Once upon a time in an old house in the middle of some dark woods I stumbled on a magical world where it was ok…
Hello again! After quite a while, we finally got together with our regional Writing PAD colleagues last month to share ideas, plans, not to mention…
Writing PAD East Midlands has been out on tour, with two visits to the rather beautiful University of Winchester campus in the space of a…
Video stories from#Mindbuilder Lego© Serious Play© Competition for Research Students
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Hello again, and Happy New Year! Wishing you all a peaceful and creative 2019. We start the year with some videos of DMU Doctoral College…
#Mindbuilder Lego© Serious Play© Competition for Research Students, DMU Doctoral College 28.11.18
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Last week the DMU Doctoral College hosted the first ever (as far as we know!) Lego© Serious Play© competition for research students: #Mindbuilder. Eleven students across…
“Something just clicked in my head” Workshop at Vitae Researcher Development International Conference 18th September 2018
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Hello again, It’s been a hectic month for DMU Writing PAD: with many workshops and events to be squeezed in before the start of term. …
Re-genring academic writing – the power of play, 23rd June, Nottingham Trent University
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Many thanks to Mhairi Morris from Loughborough University for providing us with this blog post about her experiences at the recent ‘Re-genring academic writing –…
Thanks to Huraira Baba, PhD student in Architecture, for the following blog post about Alison James‘ session for DMU research students: Exploring your Doctoral Research…