Second Session, 12:20 - 13:20

The following is a list of events that run parallel between 12:20 and 13:20.
Click on the title of an event for more information, including where the event will be held.

7	Collaboration, Communication and Interactivity: Developing a new collaborative online learning  experience Anna-Leiza Barthorpe (Human Metabolism), Dr Gavin Boyce (Research and Innovation Services), Professor Ilaria Bellantuono (Human Metabolism)
8a 8b	‘Appy Education: The design and development of smartphone based learning Dr Tim Vorley (Management School) Using tablet-PC technology in teaching quantitative and physical molecular bioscience Dr Jeremy Craven (Molecular Biology and Biotechnology)
9a 9b 9c	Electronic Voting Systems; a hard tool for assessing soft skills Dr Plato Kapranos (Department of Materials Science & Engineering) Training students to develop critical thinking using in-lecture polling software Dr Sam Clarke (Civil Engineering), Dr Trish Murray (Faculty of Engineering) Everyone loves to clicky’: student learning and the use of voter response systems to teach research methods and data analysis in the Department of Politics Dr Alistair McMillan (Politics)
10a 10b 10c	Enabling engagement: collaborative and supportive learning using a wiki Paul Jinks (School of Clinical Dentistry), Dr Jan Owens (School of Clinical Dentistry) Webinars work! Getting students learning and talking online with ‘Collaborate’ software Luke Miller (ScHARR), Dr Jenny Owen (ScHARR), Dan Smith (ScHARR) The History Workshop Challenge – Puzzles and Communities James Pearson (History)
11a 11b 11c	Translating Czech castles Ludek Knittl (Russian and Slavonic Studies), Professor Neil Bermel (Russian and Slavonic Studies) E-learning based tools for speaking activities in foreign language learning Insa Hartung (German Department, University of St Andrews), Sandra Reisenleutner (Germanic Studies)  Providing online language support for distance learning students David Read (English Language Teaching Centre)
12a 12b	Facebook and Professionalism: A student-led project to raise awareness of the pitfalls of social media. Sam McCarthy (Lead - Dentistry), Kajaniy Kanna (Dentistry), Ovie Edafe (Medicine), Peter Butler (Medicine), Jessica Taylor (Human Communication Sciences), Kirsty Newson (Human Communication Sciences) Adopting Facebook as a Learning Management System Thanos Hatziapostolou (Computer Science Department, International Faculty)