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GFox Engaging with Students using Memes.pdf

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posted on 2024-07-25, 10:34 authored by Gina Fox

This poster discusses the use of memes in higher education and in particular engaging with post graduate students as part of their MSc Criminology degree. Students were asked to create a meme each week reflecting on the content of the previous week. Students were interviewed after the module ended to gather feedback on what they thought of the  initiative. Student feedback was overwhelmingly positive, referring to feelings of inclusivity, connection, humour and being forced to reflect and revise lecture content. Tips on how to create your own memes are included so you can also have a try. 

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Advance HE Fellowship status

  • Senior Fellowship

Author's role

  • Academic staff

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Affiliation

University of Leicester

Date of resource creation

22/07/2024

Language

English

Learning Resource Type

  • Interactive

Target Group or Audience

UG and/or PG students

Learning Outcome

Reflection, critical analysis and evaluation, processing and understanding of content, strengthens comprehension

Target Expertise or Skill Level

  • Beginner

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