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LSBU is actively involved in improving the student experience. The LTEU supports that work through working with other departments/faculties to undertake different learning &teaching projects.
Click on the links to view more information about the projects below.
This scheme aims to enhance the student experience by providing support to staff who are engaged in learning and teaching innovation in their professional practice.
This year, three small-scale individual projects (3K GBP) and four group projects (up to 15K GBP) are being funded from the university's Teaching Quality Enhancement Fund (TQEF) budget.
Further Information: Learning & Teaching Project Innovation Scheme 08-09.
The AP(E)L project aims to summarise the LSBU current position and propose a way forward based on best practice guidelines.
Further Information: Accreditation for Prior (&Experiential) Learning.
The HE Academy is leading a UK–wide exercise to benchmark the use of e–learning in higher education. London South Bank University successfully bid and participated in phase 1 of the exercise. Bidding for phase 2 closed at the beginning of February 2007.
Further Information: e-Learning Benchmarking Exercise.
These Projects involve a partnership between individual colleagues, and the academic development team in the LTEU. They take the form of pilot or preliminary studies which might lead to applications for internal, or external, funding for larger-scale projects. The projects themselves inform our learning and teaching policy or practice, and add to research-informed debate on the improvement of the student experience.
Further Information: LTEU Research Projects.
The continuing development of the unit guide templates and handbooks will simplify the unit leader's task and disseminate best practice.
Further Information: Unit Guides.
