Aug
05
2020
Becoming President when everything is online
‘President’ is a loaded term, but my Tweets are of a higher standard than that American one, so I think… View Article
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Feb
03
2020
Seeking the next Chair for ALT: an inside perspective
By Sheila MacNeill and Martin Weller As we prepare to start the process of finding a new Chair for ALT,… View Article
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Jan
08
2020
Research in Learning Technology: Top 10 2019
Any end of year review of learning technology in 2019 would be incomplete without mentioning the following trends; Learning Analytics,… View Article
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Jan
06
2020
Help shape ALT’s strategy 2020-25 – update from the Chair and Chief Executive
Dear Members Since we updated you in October, work on the next strategy for ALT has continued apace. We are… View Article
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26
2019
ALT’s new Membership Manager – Debbie Baff
Hello, my name is Debbie Baff and I have recently started as the new Membership Manager for ALT Association for Learning Technology. Find out more about me and my role View Article
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May
18
2018
Could this be you?
The Association for Learning Technology has just launched the call for entries for the Learning Technologist of the Year Awards… View Article
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Oct
06
2017
ALT contributes to the world’s leading festival for the open Internet movement … #MozFest
From 27 to 29 October, the Mozilla Festival or Mozfest, the world’s leading festival for the open Internet movement, takes… View Article
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Sep
25
2017
ALT Learning Technologist of the Year: a note of thanks.
A note of thanks to ALT Members from the Tavistock & Portman NHS Foundation Trust. “Being shortlisted for the… View Article
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Mar
01
2017
Launching the new ALT Strategy 2017-2020
Trustees of ALT share their thoughts on the new strategy and the consultation shaping our shared vision for 2017-2020. View Article
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15
2017
In memory of Hans Rosling
“Academics never stand on ladders, only working class people.” Hans Rosling, ALT Conference, 9 September 2008, in Leeds. Many people will have been sad and shocked that Hans Rosling “a kind and constantly curious genius” died on 7 February, aged 68, from pancreatic cancer, in Uppsala, Sweden. Rosling was professor of international health at Stockholm’s […] View Article
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02
2016
What do ALT members want to read about?
The #ALTC blog provides a platform for the sharing of news, information, inspiration and celebration for the ALT community. The editorial committee are always eager to support your work in learning technology and many of you contribute posts to this blog. To ensure that we are publishing the posts you most want to read, we are launching […] View Article
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Aug
31
2016
Open Badges for #altc blog contributors
Members of the #altc community are encouraged to get involved by writing for this community blog. The short, topical entries… View Article
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