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Abstract

Lecturers in higher education are expected to make use of the expanding amount of available resources when designing their courses(Baron & Zablot, 2015). This use of resources includes selecting, structuring and presenting materials; behaviour often referred to as curation (e.g. Anderson, 2015). Little is know about how lecturers approach this task of educational curation and what shapes their curational behaviour (Leighton & Griffioen, 2021). This poster aims to share the first findings of our study into the attitudes and beliefs that influence how lecturers in higher education approach this task.
Original languageEnglish
Number of pages1
Publication statusPublished - 2024
EventCHER 36th Annual Conference: Higher Education and Science Future(s): Trends, Imaginaries, and Alternatives - University of Luxembourg, Belval
Duration: 4 Sept 20246 Sept 2024
https://cher2024.uni.lu/

Conference

ConferenceCHER 36th Annual Conference
CityBelval
Period4/09/246/09/24
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