Teaching Innovation online workshops in May and June 2025

The Arqus Alliance invites educators to 3 upcoming online workshops on diverse Teaching Innovation topics.

Join the workshops in May and June

Design of educational videos: A response to the challenges of inclusive teaching.

6 May, 14:00-15:30 CEST.

By Juan Pablo Parra Torres from the University of Lyon 1.

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Teaching AI-supported academic writing

16 May, 09:00-12:00 CEST.

By Frano Petar Rismondo and Erika Unterpertinger from the University of Vienna.

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Enhancing student learning through formative and peer feedback in higher education.

4 June, 13:00-17:00 CEST.

By Mathilde Roger from Durham University.

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Arqus offers these online workshops aimed at supporting teachers in promoting innovative teaching approaches for more effective and engaged student learning in multiple contexts, in and outside the classroom. Learn more about the Teaching Innovation workshop series here.

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