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Grace Barker posted a blog postRAISE is a social network
All new members must now register with an authentic academic address (.ac.uk .edu.au .edu .ac.nz etc) and will be approved by RAISE admin. If this is not possible please email raise @ ncl .ac .uk before creating your account so it is not deleted.
Thank you for your cooperation
** Resources for Members**
If you are logged in, you will be able to access our resources tab. Here we'll be able to share good resources that we've found relating to Student Engagement - take a look and if you've got anything to add then contact Grace Cooper
** New Regulations for Signing Up to the Network**
All new members must now register with an authentic academic address (.ac.uk .edu.au .edu .ac.nz) and will need to be approved by RAISE admin. This is to combat the rise in rogue accounts and spam messages. Thank you for your cooperation
** BOOKING IS OPEN!! **
Visit the conference booking page to register for our Inaugural conference. Provisional programme plan is also available.
** Application submission closed**
We are now closed for submissions of papers to the RAISE conference in September. We would like to thank all of you now for the effort you have put into writing your proposals.
** Registration dates extended**
We have managed to secure some extra space at the RAISE conference in September. Please see the Conference Tab for details. So we accept some more delrgates thus registration will open longer. Having said that please do register asap as these places could go fast!
** Find yourself a photo **
If you've got a photo of yourself, upload it in your profile by clicking on the blank-face that is currently representing your much more interesting one! Follow the upload process and if there are any issues let Grace Cooper know.
CONFERENCE BOOKING FOR 2012 IS NOW OPEN CLICK HERE
CONFERENCE BOOKING FOR 2012 IS NOW OPEN CLICK HERE
RAISEis a network of academics, practitioners, advisors and student representatives drawn from the Higher Education Sector who are working and/or interested in researching and promoting student engagement.
The network creates opportunities to come together for beneficial scholarly discussion and creating collaborative projects, sharing good practice and lobbying for investment and better policies locally, sectorally and across our international community.
Recently we have agreed a working definition of student engagement: Student engagement is about what a student brings to Higher Education in terms of goals, aspirations, values and beliefs and how these are shaped and mediated by their experience whilst a student. SE is constructed and reconstructed through the lenses of the perceptions and identities held by students and the meaning and sense a student makes of their experiences and interactions. As players in and shapers of the educational context, educators need to foster educationally purposeful SE to support and enable students to learn in constructive and powerful ways and realise their potential in education and society (RAISE 2010).
The aims of RAISE:
- To meet regularly to discuss specific and more general aspects of SE
- To develop a conceptual map of student engagement and set of principles that underpin its promotion - and then to promote that widely
- To create a bank of useful resources for members to share
- To facilitate communication between members
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I am looking into introducing some kind of reward and recognition system for students involved in co curricular activity - does anybody know of any useful research to use as a starting point?Continue
Started by Katie Livesey. Last reply by Colin Bryson Apr 4.
I am just back from this conference and it was great to see lots of RAISE colleagues there. It was one of the most intense conferences I have ever been to. Far too many keynotes and packed in…Continue
Started by Colin Bryson Mar 30.
My excellent colleague Guy Saward is proposing a project on the JISC elevator (should that not be JISC…Continue
Started by Brendan Larvor Mar 26.
I'm helping organise the Student Learning and Teaching Network (SLTN)'s Annual Conference and we're sending out our invitation to register from today. The conference is called "9,000 Ways to Engage"…Continue
Started by Grace Barker Jan 16.
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