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…
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Hello again, In this post, Kaye reflects on our “Creative approaches to teaching and learning” workshop at the recent DMU Learning and Teaching conference: At…
“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. …
Reflections on visual and kinaesthetic staff development sessions at DMU: Introduction to LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®
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Hello again, For the past 6 months I have been delivering visual, kinaesthetic staff development sessions at DMU epitomising the Writing PAD ‘thinking with the…
Meditating on LEGO®: Drop-in Mindfulness sessions for DMU Library and Learning Staff
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Thanks to my DMU CLaSS colleague Tracy Slawson for her contribution to this blog post. Mindfulness might not be the first thing you think of…
On a bright but freezing morning last week I found myself heading northward to meet up with Writing PAD collaborators Mhairi Morris and Alke Groppel-Wegener. …
ARCLIB Workshop#2: ‘Creativity as a vehicle for learning’ London College of Communication 28.11.17
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Our second blog post inspired by Kaye’s ARCLIB workshop is from Information Librarian at the University of Bath, Tamsin Reilly: Having only recently started as…
ARCLIB Workshop#1: ‘Creativity as a vehicle for learning’ London College of Communication 28.11.17
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Happy New Year from Writing PAD East Midlands! We kick off 2018 with a pair of guest blog posts, both based on Kaye’s recent ARCLIB…
Thanks very much to Jacqui Norton, Senior Lecturer in Arts and Festivals Management, for this blog post: Jacqui attended our Creative Connections event in 2016,…
Swollage (SWOT + Collage) for Medical Science students: a lecturer’s perspective
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Thanks to Zoe Redshaw, Lecturer in Medical Science, for this blog post about the Swollage workshop that Kaye and I have developed with her and…