[SI-PASS listserver] Monthly Peer Learning Webinar Series 2021

Hi Please subscribe me from this list. annelia at kth.se Hälsningar Anneli Anneli Åkesson Studievägledare KTH Royal Institute of Technology School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Visiting address Osqars backe 2, floor 4 Post address Lindstedtsvägen 3, plan 4, SE-100 44 Stockholm, Sweden +46 8-790 63 80, +46 0737652230, svl-celte at kth<mailto:annelia at kth.se> Länk för tidsbokning https://www.vyte.in/eecs-svl-celte From: Si-pass <si-pass-bounces at lists.sunet.se> On Behalf Of STU - SI-PASS Sent: den 12 mars 2021 08:37 To: Si-pass at lists.sunet.se Subject: [SI-PASS listserver] Monthly Peer Learning Webinar Series 2021 Dear Colleagues, Details can be found below of the next peer learning webinar in the series taking place in April. Information is available on the website<https://www.si-pass.lu.se/en/iapl-webinar-series-2021> about future webinar events – for example there is already information about the May webinar: Enhancing New Students’ Journeys through Peer Learning at Unitec Institute of Technology, New Zealand. All are welcome at these free events, including students and staff from across international contexts. April Webinar "Utilising a Digital Workflow to Support Mentor's Development and Enhance Peer Learning" Date: Tuesday 20th April 2021 Time: 09.45-11.15am BST (GMT+1) Zoom link will be sent to registered participants before the webinar. Social media: #lovepeerlearning #peerlearningwebinars The webinar will be free of charge and hosted on Zoom Please register before April 13th. Link to registration here<https://www.si-pass.lu.se/en/webform/registration_for_iapl_webinar_ap> Utilising a Digital Workflow to Support Mentor's Development and Enhance Peer Learning Speakers: Tom Allars and Amanda Pocklington. University of Exeter The University of Exeter introduces the workflow, a unique digital checklist allowing the University to monitor the development and progress of each mentor, quickly identify and fix any issues within a programme and ensure each student receives exceptional support. The workflow provides a vital platform for posting training, resources and feedback sessions, collect in registers and allow mentors to enhance their time as a mentor by completing development and networking activities all in one easily accessible place. This efficient monitoring tool also evidences each students’ hard work and dedication to their programme, reflected within their Higher Education Achievement Report. About the presenters: Amanda Pocklington Amanda started her teaching career as a lecturer in Sport and Health where she developed and managed two Foundation Degree programmes as well as teaching up to PG level. She is now an Academic Skills adviser and Peer Programmes Manager at the University of Exeter. She has overall responsibility for the successful support and development of the extensive array of peer programmes geared towards supporting students’ educational and personal development. She also supports various student engagement activities designed to encourage and support WP students. She is a founding member of the UK based Academic Peer Learning group and the SW Peer Support Network. She also Chairs LearnHigher which offers a platform for the sharing of Learning Development resources, and is a member of the ALDinHE Steering Group. Tom Allars Tom is an Academic Skills and Student Engagement Officer with the University of Exeter, his role primarily focuses on aiding Peer Programme development and WP scheme initiatives. He worked previously as a part-time Sabbatical Officer with the Students’ Guild to build supporting networks and reporting structures for WP students, predominantly mature students, and both volunteered and worked in Guild peer-to-peer support projects aimed with easing the transition to HE. We look forward to welcoming you to this and future webinars. Best wishes Catherine Reach me on Microsoft Teams<https://teams.microsoft.com/l/chat/0/0?users=C.Mcconnell at brighton.ac.uk>, LinkedIn<https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherine-mcconnell-a2b9b354/> Catherine McConnell MA PGCert SFHEA Principal Lecturer in Learning and Teaching Lead for Student Academic Success, Student Engagement and Partnership Based in the Learning and Teaching Hub, University of Brighton. https://research.brighton.ac.uk/en/persons/catherine-mcconnell