Humanities eLearning

Good Practice in Teaching (University of Manchester)

In this podcast series, run by the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Manchester, the Associate Dean for Teaching, Learning and Students in the Faculty, Professor Becki Bennett, speaks to staff in the Faculty of Humanities about their teaching, what they do, what works well in teaching, assessment or student support, and gathers useful tips and resources to enhance teaching.

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Humanities eLearning

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Education

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Último episodio

12 de nov. de 2025

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Episodios

Ep.02: Innovative Assessment and Student Community - Student Radio Programmes with Dr. Melanie Giles 23.09.2021

Professor Becki Bennett talks with Dr. Melanie Giles about assessing students who produce a collaborative radio programme. More information about the project: https://sites.manchester.ac.uk/humteachlearn/2021/07/01/group-radio-podcast/ Full transcript here . Music by ScandinavianSoundDesign (https://www.pond5.com)

Ep.01: Dual Delivery Method of Teaching with Miriam Firth 13.09.2021

Professor Becki Bennett talks with Dr. Miriam Firth about using the Dual Delivery method of teaching, and her first experiences of teaching simultaneously on campus to both in-class and online students. Full transcript here . Music by ScandinavianSoundDesign (https://www.pond5.com)

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