LLAS Event
POSTPONED - Unleashing the Creative Spirit: Integrating Filmmaking into Literature Teaching
Event date: 11 May, 2012
Location: Jessop West Exhibition Space, University of Sheffield
Event date: 11 May, 2012
Location: Jessop West Exhibition Space, University of Sheffield
Teaching film in modern languages
Event date: 19 June, 2009
Location: University of Bristol, School of Modern Languages, 19 Woodland Road, Lecture Theatre 1 (access through the entrance to the Arts Faculty, 5-7 Woodland Road)
Event date: 19 June, 2009
Location: University of Bristol, School of Modern Languages, 19 Woodland Road, Lecture Theatre 1 (access through the entrance to the Arts Faculty, 5-7 Woodland Road)
Materials Bank Item
Film, novel and social transformation in France
This is a blended learning exemplar developed for use on a second year undergraduate module in French available on the Modern Languages Programme at Nottingham Trent University. The module, Film, Novel and Social Transformation in France, is currently taught by a team comprised of Professor Jean-Pierre Boulé and Dr. Enda McCaffrey.
This is a blended learning exemplar developed for use on a second year undergraduate module in French available on the Modern Languages Programme at Nottingham Trent University. The module, Film, Novel and Social Transformation in France, is currently taught by a team comprised of Professor Jean-Pierre Boulé and Dr. Enda McCaffrey.
Web Guide (GPG)
Canadian Studies teaching in the UK
An overview of the nature and content of Canadian Studies (including Québec Studies) teaching and research in British and Northern Irish universities, with sections on each designated centre, their specialist disciplines and the courses they offer. These are mainly in history, politics, literature, geography, film, and aboriginal studies, often as part of a comparative programme.
An overview of the nature and content of Canadian Studies (including Québec Studies) teaching and research in British and Northern Irish universities, with sections on each designated centre, their specialist disciplines and the courses they offer. These are mainly in history, politics, literature, geography, film, and aboriginal studies, often as part of a comparative programme.
Paper
Setting up and teaching a new module integrating print, film and web-based teaching materials
Setting up and teaching a new module integrating print, film and web-based teaching materials: the case of film culture and mass consumption.
Setting up and teaching a new module integrating print, film and web-based teaching materials: the case of film culture and mass consumption.
Humbox
The Humbox is a humanities teaching resource repository jointly managed by LLAS.