The Call for Proposals is now closed.
The 2016 conference was chaired by Professor Nicola Whitton, Manchester Metropolitan University, and Alex Moseley, University of Leicester, with the title ‘Connect, Collaborate, Create’. The conference provided an international platform for Learning Technology research, practice and policy work from across sectors. The themes for the conference were:
- Connecting data and analytics to enhance learning and teaching: exploring possibilities and measuring impact on learner success;
- Collaboration and innovation in the open: taking risks, sharing lessons and the importance of open educational practice;
- Creating new learning, teaching and assessment opportunities: play, experiment, discover, embed Learning Technology to enhance learner experience.
Also, the:
- Wildcard: Learning Technology is everywhere… you are free to contribute any aspect of your research, practice or policy work.
Your 500-word proposal needs to show clearly how your session is going to address the relevant theme, and should where possible include recent research, case studies, practice or learner perspectives from any learning context including schools, colleges, universities and industry.
Keep in mind that the proposal you submit for review now will, if accepted, also be used for inclusion in the conference programme and is the primary way for participants to choose which session to attend.
- Submission system now open at http://go.alt.ac.uk/Submit2016altc
- Webinars for potential authors: March 2016 Recording http://go.alt.ac.uk/ALT2016-Call-Help
- Deadline for submissions is
Midnight GMT, Monday 21 March 2016Extended until 30 March 2016 Midnight BST. - Notification of acceptance: May 2016
- Register to attend: May 2016
- Webinar for accepted authors: May 2016
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