The Geography National Curriculum for England states that students should be taught to “use Geographical Information Systems (GIS) to view,… View Article
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Despite a growing body of writing on the subject of game-based learning – Gee’s What Video Games Have to Teach… View Article
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eLearning@ed is a community of practice at the University of Edinburgh, which brings together learning technologists and academic colleagues through… View Article
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Dear Members I’d like to start this report with a warm welcome to everyone who’s joined ALT this year. It’s… View Article
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The question in the title of this blog post was raised by the QAA commissioned research report “Digital… View Article
9 CommentsIt was a wet and cold Friday morning in February when I posted this request to ALT-MEMBERS@JISCMAIL.AC.UK ‘End of week TEL challenge! During my research I’ve found a host of reports critical of the claims of TEL and the quality of TEL research. Calling on Surowiecki’s ‘wisdom of crowds’ I wondered who on the list […] View Article
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Colin McLean, Registrar at IT Sligo, and Paul Gormley, Chair of ILTA, got the conference off to an inspiring start.… View Article
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The UCISA DCG Spotlight on digital capabilities conference on ‘Student futures – equipping students to thrive in the… View Article
Leave a commentIbrar Bhatt’s book ‘Assignments as Controversies: Digital Literacy and Writing in Classroom Practice’ explores the practices of learners in college classrooms. This monograph is a development of Ibrar Bhatt’s PhD research, published in the Routledge Research in Literacy Series. Prior to reading the book, I wondered about its audience and potential usefulness for classroom […] View Article
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This is the story of the creation and publication of the #EdTechRations book as told by its creator, David… View Article
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