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  1. Should I tell flu victims to keep away?

    Q Flu is wreaking havoc with attendance and even when students turn up I wonder whether they can hear my lecture amid the coughing and spluttering. Should I tell flu victims to keep away? A There is...

  2. Should I tell flu victims to keep away?

    Q Flu is wreaking havoc with attendance and even when students turn up I wonder whether they can hear my lecture amid the coughing and spluttering. Should I tell flu victims to keep away? A If you...

  3. Should I tell flu victims to keep away?

    Q Flu is wreaking havoc with attendance and even when students turn up I wonder whether they can hear my lecture amid the coughing and spluttering. Should I tell flu victims to keep away? A I...

  4. Tutors take to the small screen

    A new Pounds 600,000 learning and teaching support centre at Exeter University aims to allow students to spend less time in lectures and more time in tutorials. IT head Laurie Burbridge said: "The...

  5. Tackling the challenge of imparting key skills

    The road to key skills is strewn with boulders, according to David Baume of the Open University's Centre for Higher Education Practice. He argues that the mindset that sees key skills as an assault...

  6. Geography drills core into subject handbook

    A new publication, Improving Students' Communication Skills in Geography, is the latest in a series that aims to help embed key skills in the geography curriculum. It was written by Sue Burkill and...

  7. Karen Thornton

    Karen Thornton (Star Turn, January 7) is an education lecturer, not officer, at the National (not Bradford) Museum of Photography, Film and Television, which collaborates with Bradford College and...

  8. The truth behind a plush exterior

    Trisha Greenhalgh looks at the down side of high-tech learning on the web of primary health care. It is digital, it is interactive, it comes with high-tech bells and whistles and it is based on up-to...

  9. Giving a voice to silence

    Alan Skelton argues that gay and bisexual academics have a right to rethink the curriculum. It is "doing the job" that counts, not your sexuality, argued Michael Portillo in his campaign to become...

  10. More cash for fewer PhDs

    Fewer students should pursue a PhD in the life sciences, according to an umbrella body representing 15 professional societies. "Numbers trained should be brought closer to demand. This needs a...

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  11. Better security call

    University employers are being urged to review campus security after a report by one staff union highlighted violent attacks on its members. The Transport and General Workers Union has written to the...

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  12. Student credibility check could 'jeopardise job offers'

    Student records staff have attacked a commercial service that plans to check whether graduates are lying about their qualifications. For Pounds 35 a go, employers will be able to check the validity...

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  13. Death and dinosaurs help make ends meet

    Income generation to make up for falling state funding is a fact of life for universities around the world. But at the University of Malawi it is also a fact of death. While several African...

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