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Jisc Digital Culture Forum

Published 16th March 2022

Good Sonya ^_^

I wrote a thing, and someone else published it. Get me.

This specific thing was in response to a Jisc call for contributions to a collection of case studies on how teaching and working online has changed as a result of the pandemic, and I wrote up our experience at Sunderland of the rapid adoption of reVIEW (Panopto) and Microsoft Teams.

The full collection is available now at Jisc Digital Culture, and my contribution (including squished profile pic, grr): How a Pandemic Enabled a Culture Shift Towards Lecture Capture.

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Turnitin LTI and Case Studies

Published 18th May 2015

One of the big projects I picked up last year when I started at Sunderland was the team’s development of a new way of accessing Turnitin through SunSpace. Following the successful implementation of the LTI earlier this year I wrote a case study about our experience which has now been published to our website.

This is the first of what I hope will be many case studies sharing our experience for the benefit of others and publicising the good work we do.

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I’m Sonya McChristie, a learning technologist who’s worked in UK Higher Education since 2008, coming to the profession via technical support roles in other public sector areas. Since 2014 I’ve been with the University of Sunderland’s CELT, responsible for managing a team of content developers and teaching on our PG Cert HE.

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Education
CMALT (2024)
Senior Fellow of the HEA
PG Cert Academic Practice
Fellow of the HEA
PG Cert Leadership and Change
CMALT (2017)
MA English
Certified ScrumMaster
BA Humanities with Philosophy
CMALT (2012)
Diploma in Computing
Certificate in Humanities
8 x Standard Grades

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