Back in July the lovely Celia O'Hagan from Stranmillis University College, offered her support to the members of NI Teachers Collaborate, as our 'Blended Learning and Technology Enhanced Learning' advisor. Celia provided a free webinar to teachers in the group in August and many of you attended on those two dates. Stranmillis University College have given us permission to share the webinar that Celia offered to the group in August as a recording. The full recording of this webinar is available here and on our YouTube Channel (https://youtu.be/Yf8HGipBr0M)
Celia who has 30 years experience both as a classroom teacher and University Lecturer has a wealth of knowledge and experience in delivery of online lessons. Celia leads the College's mission for widening participation and coordinates the College's online Master of Teaching provision for in-service teachers and learning leaders . She has received many accolades including being nominated for both a national training award in 2011 and, for previous pioneering work, as far back as 2010, in online teaching in HE, when she was shortlisted for eTutor of the year as part of the Times Higher Education awards, the only NI finalist. In 2017, as part of her teacher education work, using technology to support disadvantaged students, Celia was nominated by staff and students in HE and won the educational leadership award for excellence in teaching and learning with Signature UK.
Celia who has 30 years experience both as a classroom teacher and University Lecturer has a wealth of knowledge and experience in delivery of online lessons. Celia leads the College's mission for widening participation and coordinates the College's online Master of Teaching provision for in-service teachers and learning leaders . She has received many accolades including being nominated for both a national training award in 2011 and, for previous pioneering work, as far back as 2010, in online teaching in HE, when she was shortlisted for eTutor of the year as part of the Times Higher Education awards, the only NI finalist. In 2017, as part of her teacher education work, using technology to support disadvantaged students, Celia was nominated by staff and students in HE and won the educational leadership award for excellence in teaching and learning with Signature UK.
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