First Week Impressions Project

First year history students were encouraged to use cameras to record their first impressions of university life either by using the video function or by taking photos. The aim of the project, which has been supported by the Greenwich Connect seed fund, was to evaluate how the use of digital… Continue reading

Networking at Game Nights

The gaming society formed by the students in cooperation with DarrenLloyd Gent organise game nights on Thursday evenings. It is a space for students of different backgrounds to socialize while playing computer games but also discuss aspects of game design. The society has currently 36 members attending a variety of… Continue reading

Seed Fund Projects 2013/14

In May 2013 we began a rolling programme of supporting innovation projects through the provision of equipment, our “seed fund projects”. This initiative provides a number of technology kits, devices and software for academics to explore new pedagogic approaches with their students, and then to share the findings with the rest of the… Continue reading

Students as producers

*Courtesy of Jamie Murray. [Original video]. Background The “students as producers” concept stems from the wider debate on the purpose of the university and the negative critique of higher education as a dysfunctional entity, in which teaching and research work against each other. Students as producers tries to reconnect the two… Continue reading

Greenwich Graduate Briefing

Changes to the Quality Assurance handbook (QAH) now require programme teams to describe how their programmes will align with the Greenwich Graduate initiative. These changes take place from 26th September 2011. The briefing paper can been downloaded below. Greenwich Graduate Briefing Paper (May 2011) Continue reading

e-Centre

The eCentre is an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary research group consisting of over 40 research staff from the university and its partner collages, and 6 PhD students. There are currently 7 active research clusters exploring the following areas: Web 2.0/social web for learning Mobile learning Gaming and immersive worlds Assessment e-portfolio Digital Literacies… Continue reading

Summer Conferences

In July three one-day conferences on learning and teaching were held at Greenwich Maritime. The conference archives contain recordings of the distinguished keynote speakers, and slides from the presenters can be found on each of the websites: Monday 4 July: Promoting Inclusive Change: addressing equity and success for BME students… Continue reading