Stephanie Kamffer
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Stephanie Kamffer1st February 2023
ChatGPT: An Introduction
ChatGPT came to global attention in December 2022, having being launched in November by OpenAI - a research laboratory based in San Francisco (USA). OpenAI has a general mission to build safe Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), by which it means...
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Stephanie Kamffer5th January 2023
Decarbonising Heating VIP: A trip to the Bishop’s Palace in Wells.
The Vertically Integrated Projects - VIPs - often produce Student blogs. This month we are fortunate to receive a blog from one of our Academic Leads, Prof Marcelle McManus for the Decarbonising Heating VIP. As temperatures plummet, and the cost-of-living...
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Stephanie Kamffer28th November 2022
CLT Events - EduTalks AY2223
CLT EduTalks (previously Lunchtime Hub) CLT events will focus on the topic of assessment and feedback this Academic year. We have a range of external and internal speakers who will discuss various research and findings, all of which are valuable...
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Stephanie Kamffer5th October 2022
The Department for Health shares how it kicked off Curriculum Transformation
The Department for Health is one of the three vanguard departments that have led the way in Curriculum Transformation. Three of the Department’s undergraduate (UG) courses have been through the transformation process: Health & Exercise Science (BSc) [HES]; Sport &...
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Stephanie Kamffer12th September 2022
Staff development opportunities - Technology Enhanced Learning
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Stephanie Kamffer5th September 2022
One-to-one Technology Enhanced Learning support.
The TEL team have expanded their one-to-one pre-semester booking support provision. For two weeks before teaching starts in October, Learning Technologists and Instructional Designers from the TEL team will be available for queries related learning and teaching with technology. Staff...
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Stephanie Kamffer30th June 2022
Making Curriculum Transformation a reality in Chemical Engineering
We spoke to Professor Marianne Ellis, Head of Department, Professor John Chew, Deputy Head of Department and Professor Tina Düren, Director of Teaching (DoT), about their experience of taking curriculum transformation (CT) off the drawing board and into their department....