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Archive | 2018

Baseline skills—scaffolding soft skills development within the curriculum

Sue Beckingham

To enable Computer Science students to develop employability and ‘work-ready’ skills it is important to consider both the technical skills aligned to their discipline and the soft skills desired by employers. Research has identified that students in Computer Science would benefit from further support to develop the latter. This chapter considers how these skills can be developed through a variety of work experience opportunities including work-based learning and work-related learning; in class activities and alternative teaching approaches such as project, inquiry and problem-based learning; and through scaffolding both soft skills development and reflective practice, how students can become more confident in articulating these skills when applying for graduate work.


Archive | 2012

Diigo : social bookmarking in a professional communication course

Florence Dujardin; Kirstie Edwards; Sue Beckingham


Student Engagement and Experience Journal | 2016

Engagement or distraction : the use of social media for learning in higher education

Alison Purvis; Helen Rodger; Sue Beckingham


Archive | 2015

BYOD4L : learning to use own smart devices for learning and teaching through the 5C framework

Sue Beckingham; Chrissi Nerantzi


Journal of Perspectives in Applied Academic Practice | 2015

Scaling up Open CPD for Teachers in Higher Education: A Snowballing Approach

Chrissi Nerantzi; Sue Beckingham


Archive | 2014

BYOD4L – Our Open Magical Box to Enhance Individuals’ Learning Ecologies

Chrissi Nerantzi; Sue Beckingham


Archive | 2017

Beckingham, @suebecks' Emergency #EdTechRations

Sue Beckingham


Social Media for Learning in Higher Education 2015 | 2016

Experiences of social media in higher education: barriers, enablers and next steps.

Alison Purvis; Helen Rodger; Sue Beckingham


apt2015 | 2015

Emerging models of connected professional development. No way back

Chrissi Nerantzi; Sue Beckingham


The Journal of Technology Enhanced Learning, Innovation & Change | 2015

What does it mean to be a Digital Lifewide Learner

Sue Beckingham

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Chrissi Nerantzi

Manchester Metropolitan University

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Alison Purvis

Sheffield Hallam University

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Helen Rodger

Sheffield Hallam University

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