Flexible learning is an educational approach that employs pedagogically informed technologies to create personalised, engaging learning experiences, allowing students to choose how, what, when, and where they learn. Recognising that students’ needs, aspirations and commitments can evolve throughout their course, flexible learning ensures an engaging, personalised experience, supporting all students in reaching their potential.

Join host Dr Kay Hack, Lead Consultant (Education) at Advance HE, and panellists as they discuss how the Framework for Flexible Learning can inform policy, technological infrastructure and learning spaces, support course leaders and practitioners, and facilitate collaboration with employers.

Presenters

Dr Kay Hack (PFHEA)

Dr Kay Hack (PFHEA)

Independent Higher Education Consultant

Professor Liz Johnson

Professor Liz Johnson

Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor Academic

Deakin University

Professor Liz Johnson – Flexible Learning at Deakin

Dr. David Santandreu Calonge

Dr. David Santandreu Calonge

Head of Educational Program Development

Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence

Dr David Santandreu Calonge – HyFlex Technology-Enhanced Learning classroom design at MBZUAI

Dr Miri Firth PFHEA

Dr Miri Firth PFHEA

Academic Lead for Flexible Assessment

The University of Manchester

Dr Miri Firth – Flexible Learning Programme at The University of Manchester

Vicki Holmes, Michael Kilmister, Jacqueline Fairbairn, Nina Brooke and Adam Bailey

Vicki Holmes, Michael Kilmister, Jacqueline Fairbairn, Nina Brooke and Adam Bailey

Centre for Quality Support and Development

University of Reading

University of Reading – Curriculum redesign as an enabler of inclusive learning