Are you all webinar-ed out? Did you find the pandemic raised tricky issues about access to study materials in your institution? Was there confusion about how best to support your students and staff at a distance? Did you have access to resources you needed to support your own development needs? Feel like you are being tossed around in an ocean of questions?? Open Education SIG would like to help. View Article
Hi, my name is Sara Singh, and I am about to start my second year at Liverpool John Moores University… View Article
The Anti-Racism & Learning Technology Community The most common form of professional development for race equality is normally a one-day… View Article
The pandemic has fundamentally altered approaches to work, teaching and study. There has been an unprecedented shift to online learning… View Article
Anti-Racism & Learning Technology Community-Guidance for Content Development sub-group How, as content creators and learning designers, do we start to… View Article
What could you do on an individual day- to-day basis to bring racial equality to the sector? Having the right… View Article
Research into anti-racism in learning technology About the group We are a subset of the larger group of members of… View Article
These pandemic reflections are shared with us by Ian Wilson who invites us to consider what our “new normal” may… View Article
It’s time to start thinking about anti-racist content for technology-enhanced learning Introduction We are writing from one of three subgroups… View Article
What would a truly diverse educational technology community look like? How can we attract and retain colleagues of diverse ethnicities… View Article
How are universities helping to fight hunger in the UK? View Article
On one hand, I’d been genuinely excited at the prospect of experiencing real life proctored assessment from the student perspective. … View Article