by Jeanette Sakel
A few years ago, it was still rather unusual to rely too much on technology for learning and teaching. Or rather, lecturers would use their Powerpoint presentations in class, upload these to a virtual learning environment such as Blackboard and that was it. Using online discussion fora, videos (such as lecture capture), or even utilising electronic devices in the classroom was often left to the ‘adventurous’ few. Continue reading
A promotional video for our courses – aimed at our incoming students 🙂
Ever wondered whether to celebrate or cry over a mark of 68%? Find out about the British marking system. This is – of course – really relevant for our incoming students.
This is an introduction to the different types of subordinate clauses: complement clauses, adverbial clauses and relative clauses. Check out the other videos on clauses as well if you should struggle with some of the terminology.
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