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Our blogs feature a wide variety of articles on various aspects of online teaching and learning in business and law.
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Can we teach skills online?
Open University Associate Lecturer Lin Smith takes a look into key academic skills for study and what skills online students have acquired.
Collaborative group work on level 3 law modules
Liz Hardie, Teaching Director for Law, discusses the challenges experienced by law students undertaking collaborative group work.
Time is of the essence – so why don’t we spend more time teaching it?
Learners using open educational resources like MOOCs often start out thinking they have plenty of time, then get thrown off course by the lack of it. Dr Terry O'Sullivan explores time management in our latest blog post.
Taking legal outreach online: how law students can help bridge the justice gap during lockdown
In this blog, Hugh McFaul, Co-Director of the Open Justice Centre, explores whether pro bono legal work can be run online.
Online teaching: starting out. My Story
The recent COVID-19 crisis has meant that many teachers have had to very rapidly get to grips with teaching online. In this blog, Dr Jacqueline Baxter explores the skills and attributes of being an online teacher.
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