The eight pillars of pain, some reflections on designing an online information literacy resource.
Last year at OER I was carried away on a cloud of enthusiasm and promised faithfully to write a blog… View Article
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Leave a commentIntroduction: The Story / How it Happened The original idea for an ongoing tweetchat for professional development came from… View Article
2 CommentsHannes Niedermeier shares an update on how Kiron Open Higher Education is developing a multi-layered quality assurance model for MOOCs,… View Article
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Leave a commentCreating a digital Culture For the last 18 months I’ve been working on an ongoing project to support the professional… View Article
Leave a commentA conversation between Anders Krohn, CEO at Aula Education, and Dr Maren Deepwell, CEO at ALT. At the recent ALT… View Article
1 CommentSince 2015 Brunel University London has been running a pilot programme testing the feasibility of digital written exams. The approach… View Article
1 CommentDespite a growing body of writing on the subject of game-based learning – Gee’s What Video Games Have to Teach… View Article
1 CommentBackground In 2013 the Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) team in Manchester Medical School (MMS) started a review of current learning… View Article
5 CommentsThe 2017 #TESFEawards saw Ealing, Hammersmith & West London College (WLC) receive the award for ‘Outstanding use of technology for… View Article
Leave a commentSouth Korea is developing open learning on par with any nation in the world, fuelled essentially by virtually unlimited… View Article
Leave a commentIn a recent practitioner- research study in a Computing department at University College Isle of Man, I explored the… View Article
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