The collection is not a substitute for what academic teaching staff organises and delivers but instead, a resource to be used to enhance the learning experience. The collection’s range and variety supports, complements, extends and enriches business and management education.
All talks or any extract from any talk is easily integrated and embedded within your Virtual Learning Environment and all the slides can be printed to support note taking. The collection supports blended, distance, team and flipped classroom programmes and self-motivated learning.
Below are some of the most common ways in which the collection is used regularly by programme directors, teaching staff, graduate students, post-docs and undergraduate students in academic:
- Embedding in Online Learning Systems as part of courses, in preparation for a class or as additional learning material following lectures.
- In blended, distance, team learning and flipped classroom programmes (where students access lectures at home and then attend the university for discussions, workshops, tutorials, seminars and supervised exercises).
Material for small-group and individual-student courses which a university could not otherwise provide.
- To fill gaps in departmental expertise. No single institution can retain the number and range of leading experts represented in the collection.
- Ensuring that researchers, teachers and students have access to a wide range of expert knowledge both in their own and other fields.
- Effectively acquiring knowledge when starting a new project, and developing a deeper understanding of the context within which an ongoing project is being undertaken.
- To pursue self-motivated enquiry. Remember: with talks in the collection, world leading experts can be made to repeat any part of their talk as many times as required until the attendee feels they have gained a full understanding.
To embed a lecture, (including a talk or case study) in your application of choice (PowerPoint, Word, Moodle, Blackboard, etc.) click on the ‘Embed in Course/Own Notes’ button when playing the video. Please go through below manual:
