This Symposium was terrific – thanks to everyone who made it so, with 90 colleagues attending and presenting, and really enjoying themselves.
I contributed a short workshop on ‘Beyond the tyranny of learning outcomes?’ and the main slides I used are here:
ANTF-2019-w.pptx (651 downloads)
A link to Sally Brown’s website from which you can link to her SEDA blog on VASCULAR learning outcomes is here: http://sally-brown.net/2019/03/08/invigorating-the-curriculum-with-vascular-learning-outcomes/
A link to the piece I mentioned by Robert Nelson is here:
Robert-Nelson-THE-learning-outcomes-piece.docx (846 downloads)
I’ve now transcribed the great learning incomes from participants at my session, and they can be downloaded here:
workshop-products-w.docx (498 downloads)
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(Postscript: sorry not to stay till the very end of the Symposium, but I got to the Sage, Gateshead in good time for the concert of Mozart’s 3rd Violin Concerto played to perfection by Thomas Zehetmair, who then conducted an exceptional performance of Bruckner’s 6th Symphony, all broadcast on Radio 3 – use BBC Sounds to catch up if you wish).