BetterTeaching presents research-based principles and ideas for teaching and learning in higher education. You will meet teachers and students and hear about their experiences and reflections, and you can find examples of pedagogical design, teaching, learning activities and use of digital tools to support teaching and learning.

Visiting lecturers at UiO

LINK has spoken to a selection of UiOs of merited teachers, and visited their teaching. In this film you get a taste of how they approach their teaching. Through the resource, you get the opportunity to get closer to how they reflect on and approach teaching and assessment to support the students' learning, and how they continuously work to further develop the teaching, together with colleagues and students.

Student learning

Learning involves many different processes and can be supported in many different ways through teaching, learning activities, collaboration and feedback. In this module you can explore how you can support students' learning.

Planning your teaching

Planning your teaching is about much more than planning what will take place in the classroom. What are the most important goals for your teaching - and how can you support the students' learning process towards these goals? In this module you can explore how you can plan and improve your teaching.

Assessment and feedback

There are two main reasons for assessing student learning: to support student learning and to evaluate whether they have learned what they were supposed to. In this module you can explore how you can develop assessment forms for both of these purposes.

Learning assistants

Learning assistants can enhance students' learning, by supporting and facilitating learning activities. To fulfil this important role, training and support are needed. In this module you can find out more about how learning assistants can support active learning, and how you can ensure good training and follow-up of learning assistants.

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Resource citation: LINK – Centre for Learning, Innovation & Academic Development, [Module name], [Date], University of Oslo, [URL to front page].