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Jun
10
2025

Creating personae – Animated Inclusive Personae (Part 5)

Blog post Case studies Community Students

One question that has come up numerous times when speaking about this project is about how these characters are created,… View Article

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Feb
11
2025

Celebrating National Apprenticeship Week: Discover the ALT Endorsed Digital Learning Designer Apprenticeship

In conversation with Profile Series Students

At ALT we recognise the importance of developing new pathways into our profession, and in September 2023 we announced the… View Article

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Sep
17
2024

Indirect discussion and interaction in social annotation

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While social annotation can be an effective means of engaging students in reading collaboratively, I have noticed that they can… View Article

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