Communities of Practice

At º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ, a Community of Practice is a group of people with similar types of roles, tasks or interest areas that can network with each other, be kept informed, share good practice, seek out advice on how to do something, or learn how to do something better. Current active Communities of Practice that you might be interested in taking a look at are:

AdNet

AdNet is a Community of Practice for all those in an administrative role within the University. There is an annual event that brings the community together for a range of development opportunities, alongside regular AdNet Connect sessions on hot topics and space to ask questions and discuss with others throughout the year.

AI in Education (AIED)

The 'AI in Education Group (AIED)' MS Teams channel is designed for individuals passionate about applying AI within educational contexts at the University. It functions as a hub for sharing insights, collaborating on projects, and exploring the latest AI tools and advancements relevant to enhancing teaching and learning. Colleagues are invited to participate in discussions, exchange resources, and contribute to the development of innovative AI solutions.

iTrent Admin

iTrent Admin community of practice is a space where those who use the iTrent system can come together to help share knowledge and further develop yourselves and others, as well as having access to comprehensive guidance is available.

Teaching & Learning @Lboro

The Teaching&Learning@Lboro Community of Practice is there to support anyone who teaches at º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ and those who support the student learning experience. There’s an ‘Ask the Experts’ stream that’s frequently monitored for any queries you might have, regular postings about ‘New Features’ in technology-enhanced learning and sessions to help you get ready for your teaching or develop supporting material.

Virtual Reality in Higher Education

The Virtual Reality in Higher Education is for colleagues engaged in activities in learning, teaching or research using ‘Virtual Reality’ and ‘Augmented Reality’ technologies. The group welcomes anyone interested in sharing ideas and future scoping the possibilities of these technologies.