Pictured at the launch of the Forum-Funded report on the Use of Technology in Assessment are:Prof. Chris Morash, Vice Provost, TCD, Prof David Nicol, Adam Smith Business School, University of…
A National Symposium on ‘Institutional Approaches to Using Data for Enhancing Student Success’ will be hosted by the Forum on Tuesday 23 October 2018 in the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin…
The 2019 European Learning & Teaching Forum ‘Towards successful learning: Controversies and common ground’ will take place at the University of Warsaw, Poland, on 14-15 February 2019. Paper proposals are…
Following the completion of her second term as inaugural chair of the National Forum for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning, Professor Moore stepped down as chair this week. Sarah’s…
The National Forum is pleased to present a new insight on Enabling Policies to Support Assessment OF/FOR/AS Learning in Irish Higher Education. The aim of the insight is to inform…
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A Digital Badge serves as a recognition tool that provides evidence of learning & competencies. Please register using THIS FORM for the Digital Badge. More details from your local Education…
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This course will support senior leaders in Further and Higher Education to continue to strategically and effectively enhance student experiences of inclusion and belonging through building universally designed education environments,…
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2030 and beyond: towards responsive and adaptable higher education It has become an accepted fact, if not a truism, that we are undergoing a period of change and disruption that…
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In June 2025, the University of Limerick will host the International Health Promoting Campuses (IHPC) Conference, highlighting UL’s leadership in health promotion. This global event will bring together experts and…
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