The SOLSTICE conference focuses on technology-enhanced learning and the Centre for Learning and Teaching (CLT) conference focuses on themes relevant to teaching and learning in higher education.
This international conference is an excellent professional development and networking opportunity. We hope you will all be able to join us. Fees: £60 for one day or £100 for two days.
Programme
The 2024 SOLSTICE and CLT Conference is filled with a vibrant mix of sessions that engage with topics such as AI, student engagement, employability, teacher education, wellbeing, online, hybrid and blended learning, and using digital tools. There will be plenty of opportunities to network too as this is a fantastic professional development opportunity for those working in teaching and learning in higher education.
Download the full conference programme Book of abstractsThemes
The SOLSTICE and CLT conference sessions will run as two parallel strands over the two days.
Invited speakers
- Professor Gilly Salmon, Consultant and Facilitator, Education Alchemists and Visiting Professor at Edge Hill University, Law, and Derby universities in the UK and Swinburne in Australia.
- Sue Beckingham, Associate Professor (Learning And Teaching) and National Teaching Fellow at Sheffield Hallam University, and Visiting Fellow at Edge Hill University.
- Professor Peter Hartley, Visiting Professor at Edge Hill University.
- Professor Keith Smyth, Dean of Learning and Teaching, University of the Highlands and Islands and Visiting Professor at Edge Hill University.
- Dr Doug Specht, Reader and Assistant Head of School, University of Westminster.
- Dr Jack Whitehead, Visiting Professor, Edge Hill University.
- Dr Charles Knight, Assistant Director, Knowledge and Innovation, Advance HE.
- Dr Mark Childs, Senior Learning Designer, Durham University and Visiting Fellow, Edge Hill University.
- Professor Anne Tierney, Heriot Watt University.
- Professor Sally Brown, Emerita Professor at Leeds Beckett University and a Visiting Professor at Edge Hill University.
- Professor Kay Sambell, Visiting Professor, University of Cumbria.
Conference fees
Wednesday 12 June: £60
Thursday 13 June: £60
Both days: £100