This year, the UCL Centre for the Pedagogy of Politics (CPP) is once again hosting a series of themed online panel events.
We are delighted to share the details of our first event on ‘Disability, Technology, and Inclusive Education’, which is taking place on Thursday 4th December, 4.00-5.00pm (UK time).
It will include contributions from the following panelists alongside time for audience Q&A:
Martin Compton (College Lead for AI and Innovation in Education, King’s College London);
Miranda Melcher (Educational Technologist, Learning Enhancement and Development (LEaD) department, City, University of London)
Ben Watson (Head of Digital Accessibility, UCL)
The event will run as a Teams webinar. If you would like to attend, please register beforehand on the following event page, whereupon you will receive access details: Webinar: ‘Disability, Technology, and Inclusive Education’.
We hope for a wide-ranging discussion on issues such as how best to use technology to facilitate the inclusion of disabled students; the extent to which changes required in the early part of the Covid-19 pandemic improved inclusion for disabled students and, if so, whether those improvements have been maintained; the current state of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in this area.
The event is primarily aimed at academics working in politics (or adjacent) departments who have an interest in pedagogical research and best practice in this area.
We hope to see some of you there for a thought-provoking discussion!