How many episodes does QAA Membership Podcast have?

QAA Membership Podcast has 78 episodes.

What topics does QAA Membership Podcast cover?

QAA Membership Podcast covers topics including: education, society, culture.

What language is QAA Membership Podcast in?

QAA Membership Podcast is in en-gb.

QAA Membership Podcast

EN-GB78 episodes

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The QAA Membership Podcast series hosts discussions on some of the biggest issues facing higher education institutions.

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Episodes (78)

QAA Membership Podcast

QAA Membership Podcast

QAA Membership Podcast

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QAA Membership Podcast

Notable Guests

Episodes (78)

QAA Membership Podcast

Notable Guests

Episodes (78)

Sustaining Higher Education in Challenging Times

Professor Phillip Dawson: Assessment Design for a time of AI

Vicki Stott in conversation with Paul Greatrix

Terms of engagement

Academic integrity and generative artificial intelligence

Evaluation 101

What we've learnt from TEF 2023

The value of the UK Quality Code for Higher Education

Awarding gaps

Competence-based education

Enhancing the impact of work-based learners on global issues

Embedding employability

The rewards of collaborative observation

Exploring multimodality in higher education

Towards neuro-inclusivity

An exploration of phenomenon-based learning

Understanding the factors that impact student engagement

Speaking my language – understanding and supporting the experiences of disabled...

Adventure and exploration in playful co-curricular learning

The value of HE engaging with industry

Improving support for postgraduate researchers (PGRs)

"Making the business of assessment clear to all"

Unpacking the hidden curriculum of higher education

Academic integrity

Subject Benchmark Statements: Policing

Students' views and experiences of pass/fail assessment

Enterprise and embedded employability in higher education

Making the language of assessment inclusive [Part 1]

Enterprise, entrepreneurship and student ambition

Making the language of assessment inclusive [Part 2]