Jenni and I cover a range of subjects, including sustainability, Freire's dialogic pedagogy and monopoly. Plenty of food for thought and some practical advice for anyone who wants to make their teaching more playful.

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How and why to pre-record lectures, even if you're not teaching remotely or have lectures on your timetable.

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Good starting points for a discussion on reflection are Kolb's and Gibb's models. I add my own comments about how I reflect and why I think reflection is important for both staff and students for learning and development.

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In this week's episode I talk to Sarah about her own experiences as a lecturer with neurodivergence. She shares her personal story and gives some great advice for interacting with others and providing support for students. If you'd like to continue the conversation, Sarah can be reached on twitter (X) @SarahJ_MW

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Giving students an idea of how they might go about answering an assessment by taking them through an example can be very useful and can help augment showing them examples of previous student work by helping them to understand the process of research and analysis, rather than just outputs.

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For the third and final episode of AI week I'm joined by Emmanuel discussing AI and assessment. How can it be used, how should it be used, whether assessments should or can be AI proof and how we can incorporate best practice for both ourselves and the students.

Apologies for the poor sound quality in places, there seems to have been some gremlins on the line.

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As part of a special AI week, this episode is a live recording of a special AI panel held at De Montfort University, Leicester, featuring Dr Martin Beckinsale, Associate Professor, Jack Brown, Lecturer in Strategic Management, Nichola Phillips, University Teacher Fellow and Chris Goldsmith, Associate Dean Academic.

In the episode we cover the use of AI for assessments, the ethical use of AI, potential benefits and some warnings for the future. Apologies for the sound quality, we were definitely in a room, not a corridor.

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Welcome to AI Week on the L&T Chat Show. In this episode Lynn and I talk about AI, assessment and exactly what it means in terms of learning. We talk about a number of issues in relation to how students might use AI, how perhaps they should use AI and some of the pitfalls.

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This week I'm talking about what I've spent much of the last few weeks doing, prepping lectures, making sure they're up to date, videos work, that they allow interactivity, reflect the assessment and link with both the seminars and the VLE.

Next week Bite Size is on holiday as I release 3 main pod episodes about AI, but they'll be back the week after.

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Lastly, and I'm not a fan of doing this because I don't really like showing off (says the man who runs his own podcast) but the pod has passed 100 Spotify followers, so thank you to all those who have chosen to do so. If there are particular subjects you like me to cover please feel free to suggest them, via the episode feedback or direct to me.

Liz and I discuss the importance of communication with students in terms of making them feel valued and consider a few ways in which this can be done using various electronic means.

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Next week we have an AI Special featuring three episodes.