This blog is created to support conversation generated from and about the learning process for MA Professional Practice (MAPP) in the Faculty of Arts and Creative Industries (ACI) at Middlesex University.

Tuesday, 4 January 2022

Change

  Dear Blog reader

I am no longer a tutor/supervisor/faculty member on the MAPP course at Middlesex University. I really believe in the principle of the course and I am extremely grateful to have been with it from the beginning of the birth of BAPP as an on-line (blog using) structure. This blog goes back to our first steps of the MAPP. I am so happy to have the blog as an archive of the process and processes of the BAPP/ MAPP community. 

Adesola

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Sunday, 25 April 2021

Sunday May 2nd Discussion Group -

Sunday is our Discussion group . We are asked to be prepared to talk about this together. Use the module handbook and links along with your own research into these ideas to start to explore the topic ready for Sunday. Discussion groups are informal but important because these discussion groups are a time to talk across the MAPP learning community and practice speaking to others about your work. You can join the group through the Zoom link on Unihub. 

Sunday 2nd May 8pm (time in London) on Zoom

*Please note if you have any specific questions about the course that you need to discuss with your Supervisor you can email them or Skype call your Supervisor (quick questions can just be called in via Skype there is no need for an appointment - we ask you to try to call during your Supervisor's Office Hours if possible - see UniHub for times).

Wednesday, 21 April 2021

Wednesday 28th April - Synthesis of information through reflection: Module Two focus

Wednesday 28th April 2021
Online session with DAN4510 Module One - Synthesis of information through reflection.

8pm (time in London) 

Discussion groups with Module focus are informal but important because these discussion groups are a time to talk across the MAPP learning community and practice speaking to others about your work. You can join the group through the Zoom link on Unihub.  

*Please note if you have any specific questions about the course that you need to discuss with your Supervisor you can email them or Skype call your Supervisor (quick questions can just be called in via Skype there is no need for an appointment - we ask you to try to call during your Supervisor's Office Hours if possible - see UniHub for times).

Wednesday, 14 April 2021

Wednesday 21st April - The ways ideas can be communicated: Module Three focus

Wednesday 21st April 
Online session with DAN4760 Module Three focus, the ways ideas can be communicated
1pm (time in London) 

Discussion groups with Module focus are informal but important because these discussion groups are a time to talk across the MAPP learning community and practice speaking to others about your work. You can join the group through the Zoom link on Unihub 

*Please note if you have any specific questions about the course that you need to discuss with your Supervisor you can email them or Skype call your Supervisor (quick questions can just be called in via Skype there is no need for an appointment - we ask you to try to call during your Supervisor's Office Hours if possible - see UniHub for times).

Monday, 5 April 2021

Monday 12th April - There is no literature on this topic: Module One and two focus

Monday April 12th 
Online session with DAN4630 Module One and Two focus – ‘There is no literature on the topic!’



1pm (time in London) 

Discussion groups with Module focus are informal but important because these discussion groups are a time to talk across the MAPP learning community and practice speaking to others about your work. You can join the group through the Zoom link on Unihub 

*Please note if you have any specific questions about the course that you need to discuss with your Supervisor you can email them or Skype call your Supervisor (quick questions can just be called in via Skype there is no need for an appointment - we ask you to try to call during your Supervisor's Office Hours if possible - see UniHub for times).

Sunday, 21 March 2021

Sunday 28th March Discussion group - communicating ideas

Sunday is our Discussion group we will be looking at different practices for communicating ideas. We are asked to be prepared to talk about this together. Use the module handbook and links along with your own research into these ideas to start to explore the topic ready for Sunday. Discussion groups are informal but important because these discussion groups are a time to talk across the MAPP learning community and practice speaking to others about your work. You can join the group through the Zoom link on Unihub 

Sunday 28th March 8pm (time in London) 

*Please note if you have any specific questions about the course that you need to discuss with your Supervisor you can email them or Skype call your Supervisor (quick questions can just be called in via Skype there is no need for an appointment - we ask you to try to call during your Supervisor's Office Hours if possible - see UniHub for times).

Friday, 5 March 2021

Wednesday 10th March - What is 'analysis doing!? And MORE form review: Module Two focus

Wednesday 10th March 2021
Online session with DAN4630 Module Two focus: what is ‘analysis’ doing!? And MORE form review.
8pm (time in London) - on Zoom 

Discussion groups with a module focus are informal but important because these discussion groups are a time to talk across the MAPP learning community and practice speaking to others about your work. Please write below to indicate which group time you will attend and what you would like to share/talk about. Part of this meeting will involve going over the MORE form. This would be useful for Module Two and Module Three students.

*Please note if you have any specific questions about the course that you need to discuss with your Supervisor you can email them or Skype call your Supervisor (quick questions can just be called in via Skype there is no need for an appointment - we ask you to try to call during your Supervisor's Office Hours if possible - see UniHub for times).