Our next seminar aimed at the higher education community is entitled “Getting the most out of teaching in hybrid settings” and takes place on 12 May from 14:00 to 15:30. During this online seminar, we will be sharing the experiences of several practitioners who are teaching successfully in hybrid settings. Join the discussion as we share tips and good practices and talk about principles that can make it work. Places are still available for this online seminar – check it out here.
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