I'm a geographer at Edinburgh University interested in everyday multiculture, photography, ordinary cities, race and racism, assemblages, and industrial ruins
Here @GeosciencesEd we're currently welcoming applications for a Lecturer in Human Geography (Sustainable Cities/Urban Geographies) post. Closing date is soon (23/11/22). Details below, give it a look! elxw.fa.em3.oraclecloud.com/…
We are looking for the newest member of the @ROHrabies team @wellcometrust : 4 year Human Geography PDRA position @EdinburghUni; multispecies research on street dogs and public health in India. Apply by the 24th Jan 22. edin.ac/3F3K6MM@GeosciencesEd @SniffThePastDog
Teaching with Lego: @EdinburghUni’s @dswanton explains how using #Lego to demonstrate and apply lessons in class promotes play and interaction that leads to better engagement and peer discussion as part of active learning design #THECampusbit.ly/3tajLZ6
In this post, @dswanton describes the development of a hybrid field course for Year 3 students on the Masters of Geography programme. This alternative approach opened up practices of participation and observation, and innovative ways of study in the field
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Daniel successfully defended his PhD “Enabling Assemblages” today (& received a special Dr badge). A big thankyou to his examiners @alxndrt & @CresswellTim. His PhD parents are very proud. @dswanton, @daniel_m_z
Q.6 Super important...with everything that's happening marking learning playful, fun and social seems like an effective way of engaging students #LTHEchat
A3 More zines. Seems more important than ever to time to go analogue and craft something. Also enjoying using padlet to bring in different voices, perspectives and examples #LTHE
A1. using lego to get students building and storying as a way of discussing readings on urban division; zines as an assessment to encourage students to craft accounts of fieldwork and think about ethics of knowledge making and sharing #LTHEchat
Practicing some more - decided to sketch a paper - and chose this new one by @kay_sambell and @ProfSallyBrown (link below)...I hope they like it, but given their expertise, I am expecting constructive feedback :)
A new item out today in this collection by me and Kay Sambell: Covid-19 Assessment Collection - Sally Brown Sally Brown. I hope colleagues find this technique useful in designing innovative assessments to replace exams sally-brown.net/kay-sambell-…
We're delighted to share these resources for #RemoteResearch, curated by my colleague Antonio Ferraz de Oliveira, designed originally to support our undergraduates who are being forced to reformulatr their dissertations due to #COVID19#AcademicTwitter - docs.google.com/document/d/1…