In this article the authors compare two phases of an ongoing, annual online peer observation project at the Open University. Adopting a non-managerialist approach, the project aims to give teachers a renewed sense of collegiality, allowing them to take responsibility for aspects of their professional development and share practice points. While the first phase focused on a single discipline group in languages, the second brought together teachers in languages with teachers of Math, Computing, and Technology, all employing Elluminate Live as their online teaching platform. The authors comment on congruent and divergent gains emerging from the two phases
This paper explores how cross-institutional Peer Observation of Teaching (PoT) provided a structured...
Peer observation of teaching is an established developmental tool in face-to-face settings. While th...
Peer observation of teaching within Higher Education is well-established across the sector with a ra...
This article discusses an online peer observation project conceived to enhance language-teacher posi...
Peer observation of teaching (POT) is presented as a valuable mechanism allowing for the disseminati...
The introduction of a new VLE at the University of Lincoln was an opportunity to pilot an extension ...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.Peer observation is a type of classroom observation in which o...
This article details the findings of research into the academic teaching staff experience of peer ob...
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in Higher Education Establishments across the world moving a larg...
This paper explores how cross-institutional Peer Observation of Teaching (PoT) provided a stru ctur...
The disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have affected many aspects of teacher training progr...
This paper describes a collaborative action research approach used to explore peer observation of te...
The peer observation process is implemented to evaluate teachers in their classrooms. On the other h...
Purpose This paper presents emerging findings from an ongoing research project which aimed to explo...
Peer observation of teaching is a well-established professional development practice and can occur t...
This paper explores how cross-institutional Peer Observation of Teaching (PoT) provided a structured...
Peer observation of teaching is an established developmental tool in face-to-face settings. While th...
Peer observation of teaching within Higher Education is well-established across the sector with a ra...
This article discusses an online peer observation project conceived to enhance language-teacher posi...
Peer observation of teaching (POT) is presented as a valuable mechanism allowing for the disseminati...
The introduction of a new VLE at the University of Lincoln was an opportunity to pilot an extension ...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.Peer observation is a type of classroom observation in which o...
This article details the findings of research into the academic teaching staff experience of peer ob...
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in Higher Education Establishments across the world moving a larg...
This paper explores how cross-institutional Peer Observation of Teaching (PoT) provided a stru ctur...
The disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have affected many aspects of teacher training progr...
This paper describes a collaborative action research approach used to explore peer observation of te...
The peer observation process is implemented to evaluate teachers in their classrooms. On the other h...
Purpose This paper presents emerging findings from an ongoing research project which aimed to explo...
Peer observation of teaching is a well-established professional development practice and can occur t...
This paper explores how cross-institutional Peer Observation of Teaching (PoT) provided a structured...
Peer observation of teaching is an established developmental tool in face-to-face settings. While th...
Peer observation of teaching within Higher Education is well-established across the sector with a ra...