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Kirsty Wayland Memorial Disability Lecture: Widening Access to Higher Education with Lecture Recordings

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Focusing on the relationship between technology and learning with a focus on lecture capture and how it can be used as an effective study tool.

In particular, Dr Nordmann is interested in how lecture recordings can help widen access and support disabled students, students with neurodivergent conditions, caring responsibilities, commitments to paid employment, and yes, even those who have just not yet developed effective study strategies.

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