In this blogpost, Mari Cruz García explores how to transform conflict, when it arises in learning and teaching teams, into… View Article
Being new to the profession at the end of 2018, I reached out to other Learning Technologists in the region which eventually evolved into ALT East England. We aim to organise three events per year, covering Bedford, Cambridge, Hertfordshire, Norwich and everywhere in between. So far we’ve held two events and now have over fifty […] View Article
This blog post is shared as part of the Open Education SIG twitter chat for ALT’s winter conference 2019 which… View Article
Contributed by Terese Bird @tbirdcymru As Leicester Medical School’s Educational Designer I oversee the School’s one-iPad-per-student programme. The iPads serve as a digital platform on which we have freedom and flexibility to learn more creatively than traditional methods. Using off-the-shelf apps, our own VLE Blackboard, and ebooks shared out by our Library, students digitally take […] View Article
A common assumption when launching online programmes aimed at global audiences is that, provided the potential applicants fulfil the entry… View Article
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
Based in: University of Southampton, School of Electronics & Computer Science. My channels: @KellyATerrell Personal Blog site: Digital Education KAT Passionate about: open educational resources, digital education, technology innovation A bit about me: I am the strategy and technical lead for EdShare – an open digital content platform for teaching and learning materials built on […] View Article
NMIS-Skills is part of the wider National Manufacturing Institute Scotland project. NMIS aims to “to be a distributed industry-led international… View Article
On the 11th of June I attended the NHS Health Education England special TEL event at Northumbria University. This is… View Article
The Forum met at the University of York recently to consider issues surrounding accessibility and inclusivity. There were three very different sessions, considering legislation and content creation. Of course a pressing issue at the moment is the Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) Accessibility Regulations 2018. Alistair McNaught from JISC kicked off proceedings with […] View Article
It has never been more important to prepare our students for the modern workplace by equipping them with future facing,… View Article
What could be better that a coffee and a chat? Lisa Donaldson harnessed the power of the coffee break to curate a useful selection of examples of practice across disciplines of the use of e-portfolios in assessment. We met up for a coffee and a chat to capture her experiences arising from an unconference in […] View Article
