Resources : Teaching

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  • Audio-Visual Material
    ICSP has developed an audio-visual resource page, which includes a list of films and video clips of relevance to teaching on global welfare.
  • Case Studies
    ICSP has a resource page on a range of case study material of relevance for teaching - the material covers both 'thematic' cases (like slavery, immigration etc.) and also geographical areas.
  • Higher Education Outcomes Assessment
    This NC State University website provides information about the assessment and evaluation of student learning in higher education. There are links to articles, books and journal articles, along with other resources on assessing student learning.
  • Library of Educational Websites
    Blue Web'n is an online library of educational websites classifed as of 'outstanding' quality.  The websites are categorized by subject, grade level, and format and are readily searchable.  
  • The Network University (TNU)
    A network of universities and outside experts rooted in the University of Amsterdam, offering innovative courses online.
  • Using Social Policy Research in Teaching
    A case study to illustrate ways in which academics have used social policy research in teaching. In this case study, the lecturer aims to develop students' appreciation of research/consultancy by using teaching and learning processes which simulate research processes.
  • World Events in Context
    The Public Broadcasting Service, a non-profit media enterprise, offers a family of sites which have been created in order to help teachers, students, and the general public to learn more about events around the world through readings, lesson plans, links, timelines, and maps.
  • Understanding the World Today
    Reports and basic guides to the world, describing global social, political and economic trends, in formats designed so that anyone can easily read them. It also has data sets, on international social, political and economic issues, in spreadsheets that anyone can use for research or education. It also links to other sites with data, theory, research about social, political and economic change.

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