Learning connections: the power of sector networks to make a difference
(especially for conference newcomers) When first I heard about ALT, I was amazed – a whole community of people like… View Article
Leave a comment(especially for conference newcomers) When first I heard about ALT, I was amazed – a whole community of people like… View Article
Leave a commentPhil Vincent, Co-Chair of the ALT Independent Consultancy & Career Pathways SIG Q: What do you do?I’m Head of Digital… View Article
Leave a commentBy Beth Wolstenholme Leadership at any level in education can be both rewarding and challenging. For a Programme Manager (PM) overseeing… View Article
Leave a commentAI is transforming education, but how do education technologists, students, educators feel about using it to mark assessments? Is this a… View Article
Leave a commentIn a world that seems to be speeding up by the second, with notifications pinging, deadlines looming and AI tools… View Article
Leave a commentWith the rapid rise of generative AI and growing student cohorts, universities are under pressure to rethink traditional assessment practices.… View Article
Leave a commentAcademic year 2024/2025 Our last blog shared the experiences of our Co-Chairs over the last year of the Digital Assessment… View Article
Leave a commentOne month into their new roles, we invited Professor Peter Bryant as the new Editor-in-Chief and Dr. Erika Corradini as… View Article
Leave a commentAfter years of campaigning to bring ALTC, or a related ALT event, to Glasgow, it’s finally happening in 2025. I… View Article
Leave a commentThe Digital Assessment SIG has thrived since its birth at the start of the 2024/2025 academic year. We now have… View Article
Leave a commentOn the 20th of May we held our last webinar of this academic year. Thank you to our presenters for… View Article
Leave a commentby Matthew Ruddle In the 24/25 academic year I made the decision to write weekly teaching reflections, which I published… View Article
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