History 2000 Conference
The King's Manor, University of York

April 2000

Reports on Conference Sessions
(Please follow links to Session Reports)

 

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Session/Workshop

 

Presenters
Active Learning and Transferable Skills Alan Booth, University of Nottingham
Peter Frederick, Wabash College, Indiana, USA
William Gallois, Queen Mary & Westfield College
Assessing Students Julia Allen, Sheffield Hallam University
Roger Lloyd-Jones, Sheffield Hallam University
Michael Hicks, King Alfred's Winchester
Course Design and Progression Geoff Timmins,University of Central Lancashire 
Graham Ellis, University of Teesside

Tony Nicholson, University of Teesside
Embedding ICT in the Curriculum Richard Hall, University of Teesside
Kath Holden, University of West of England
Graham Rogers, Edgehill College
Kevin Gould, University of Warwick
Evaluating Teaching and Courses Paul Hyland, Bath Spa University College
James Wisdom, Staff and Educational Development Association
History and the Wider Community Dave Nicholls, Manchester Metropolitan University 
Simon Ditchfield, University of York

Guin Glasfurd, University of Essex
Dave Peacock, University of York
Managing Change in Teaching and Learning Jane Longmore, University of Greenwich
Patrick Salmon, University of Newcastle
Malcolm Wanklyn, University of Wolverhampton
New Lecturers and Postgraduate Tutors Colin Brooks, University of Sussex
Vicky Gunn, University of Glasgow
Clive Pearson, Open University
Standards and Benchmarking

Eric Evans, University of Lancaster

 

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