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Students as research partners: A practical guide with Dr Daphne Sobolev (Connected Conversations 1)
UCL’s Connected Curriculum initiative encourages researchers to engage students in academic research. However, conducting research with students could raise a wide range of challenges. This talk would cover the main steps that researchers could take in order to design and conduct studies with their students. In particular, it would set guidelines for the choice of a research topic, the design of the study, preparations of relevant lectures, preparation of marking schemes, coordination of the students’ efforts and the work on an academic paper. Attention will be given to details, such as integrity-related issues. Finally, the talk would exemplify how these stages can be implemented to produce academic outputs. Part of Connected Conversations series.
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11/25/2021
Welcome to Connected and Blended @ UCL
welcome video to Moodle Exgend Hub
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7/22/2021
Using mulitiple methods of assessment
UCL Arts and Sciences student, SOl Dieguez talks about her Object studies module and how the multiple, and varied, methods of assessment benefited her.
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5/11/2018
The Laidlaw Research and Leadership Programme - student perspectives - Raphael
UCL student Raphael Floresca talks about his research project based on the left behind children of migrant parents from the Phillipines. His research project was part of the Laidlaw Scholarship Programme. First year undergraduates at UCL can apply for for funding, research experience and leadership training http://www.ucl.ac.uk/laidlaw-scholarships
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5/1/2018
The Laidlaw Research and Leadership Programme - student perspectives - Mariam
UCL student Mariam Yusef talks about her research project based on the Dementia app, Sea Hero Quest. Her research project was part of the Laidlaw Scholarship Programme. First year undergraduates at UCL can apply for for funding, research experience and leadership training http://www.ucl.ac.uk/laidlaw-scholarships
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5/1/2018
What kind of research project could a Laidlaw Scholar do?
Dr Fiona Stevenson, Medical Sociology at UCL, talks about her research project on the uses of the internet in GP consultations. Her project is open to undergraduates who successfully apply for the The Laidlaw Research and Leadership Programme.
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5/1/2018
Technologies to meet audience needs - authentic assessment
Assessors and students discussed digital assessment in different forms, such as videos, websites, podcasts and blogs. Here they discuss how their decisions with technologies helped to meet their audience's needs.
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11/20/2017
Benefits of keeping an audience in mind - authentic assessment
Assessors and students discussed digital assessment in different forms, such as videos, websites, podcasts and blogs. Here they discuss the benefits of keeping an audience in mind.
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11/20/2017
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