Three Spotlights from the UCISA Digital Capabilities Conference.
The UCISA DCG Spotlight on digital capabilities conference on ‘Student futures – equipping students to thrive in the… View Article
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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
1 Comment“Humanification is more than just an idea; it’s a new wave of understanding that helps to make sense of what’s… View Article
1 CommentWhy should we look for opportunities to play and why would we encourage others, to do the same? These are questions that I have been considering over the last couple of weeks, following the excellent conference: ‘Remix Play Summit’, held at Coventry University’s Disruptive Media Learning Lab. However, I don’t want this post to […] View Article
Leave a commentSelwyn, Neil 2017. Education and Technology: Key Issues and Debates, Second Edition. Bloomsbury Professor Neil Selwyn is one of the… View Article
3 CommentsCamtasia is a video-based screen capture software. It enables you to record your screen, import your own footage, and is… View Article
Leave a commentWhen the 23 Things for Digital Knowledge course #23things was launched in September 2016 by the University of Edinburgh I… View Article
Leave a commentCopyright and e-learning : a guide for practitioners / Jane Secker with Chris Morrison. Review, by Andy Horton (Library Manager,… View Article
2 Comments“You must have seen lots of changes” At the conference dinner, someone attending his first SEDA annual conference asked me… View Article
2 CommentsColleagues from Warwick’s Library team, Tracy Dix and Kate Courage, attended the ALT conference for the first time this year. Here are their reflections. “The day started with Jane Secker’s keynote on copyright and elearning, a topic she’s been presenting at conferences on since 2011. By asking what terrorism has got to do with learning […] View Article
2 CommentsPost written by David Hopkins. Teaching and Learning Consultant, University of Warwick, and Learn Appeal Trustee. Bringing the theme… View Article
Leave a commentIf you are on the ALT mailing list, you may remember my name and this particular subject. In the summer of… View Article
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