Post-Pandemic Learning & Teaching Transformation At Scale

Andy Peisley is a Senior Fellow of the HEA, with an PGCHE/MA in HE. He is Course Leader of the Falmouth Flexible online Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education (PGCHE) and a Senior Lecturer, with also an Academic Developer role at Falmouth, helping staff to develop online and blended learning design and delivery. He started his career as a professional actor, working in theatre, film and TV, before achieving degrees in Psychology and Organisational Psychology, then working as an organisational psychologist working mainly in leadership assessment and development. Later he moved into academia, designing delivering and managing HE provision at all levels in psychology, organisational behaviour, leadership, coaching and human resource management, before moving into his current educator development roles. In his previous institution he also played a key role at developing an internal A HE accredited Fellowship scheme, and currently has an External Examiner role for the internal scheme for this at Trinity Laban.

Dr Caroline Pullée is Academic Lead for Quality Assurance & Enhancement at Falmouth University. She has a background in design histories and theories and has taught across several undergraduate and postgraduate courses in art and design. Her research interests focus on visual methodologies and ethnography in design and social research. She has experience of course leadership and curriculum design. In 2019, she was awarded Falmouth’s Staff Excellence Award for Innovation in Pedagogy.

With interests particularly in learning design, pedagogy, and assessment and feedback practices Adel has been involved in institutional projects to introduce new processes, is committed to ensuring transitions into new ways of working are as seamless as possible, and is always looking for ways to improve the student experience through iterating on the delivery of learning and teaching. After completing post-graduate qualifications in teaching in higher education and digital and online education Adel is working towards completing her MSc from Edinburgh Napier University.

Dr Doug Brown is Academic Director for Falmouth University’s Games Academy. Team-based multi-disciplinary game and software development courses are what the Games Academy is known for, placing highly in the international Princeton Review rankings. It has scaled up to over 500 students since it was founded in 2014, and represents a key part of the university’s future as games technology branches across to other creative disciplines. Doug’s research interests surround games and narrative, as well as ways of teaching teams of students.