Tamás Görbe nominated for UG Best Practice in Teaching & Learning Award March 27th, at 3pm
Dr. Tamás Görbe is nominated for the UG Best Practice in Teaching & Learning Award, watch his video.
Teaching team: Dr. Tamás Görbe Best practice: Interactive knowledge clips
Why do you create knowledge clips for your courses? How do you make them worth watching? What are the potential benefits and drawbacks of having them? Do these clips really help students? How do you spend your lectures then?
These are just some of the questions colleagues ask when they find out I'm making interactive videos for my students. I will answer these questions as well as some others that may help you transform your courses and boost student engagement.
UG Best Practice in Teaching & Learning Award
Following the positive reactions to the first edition of the Best Practice Award, we are pleased to announce the 2023 edition. Once again, a jury consisting of teachers, educational specialists, and students will gather to select the best practice out of 11 teaching teams nominated from each faculty.
What will be the Best Practice of 2023?
The award ceremony of the UG Best Practice in Teaching & Learning Award 2023 will be held on Monday, March 27th, at 3 pm. Best Practice Awards are an official kick-off of the Education Festival 2023. Register to join us on-site or follow the live stream on this page.
| Last modified: | 13 March 2023 12.14 p.m. |
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