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The ALT Scotland SIG was established in September 2012; it allows learning technologists from across Scottish Education to get together to… View Article
Leave a commentThe ALT Scotland SIG was established in September 2012; it allows learning technologists from across Scottish Education to get together to… View Article
Leave a commentRound up of M25 Learning Technology Group meeting at Imperial College London Around 50 people joined the March M25LTG meeting… View Article
Leave a commentThis is a timely book because it is really asking some big questions about what is the whole point of… View Article
2 CommentsThe session last week went well, with lots of lively discussion and sharing of ideas around the subject of assessment design for anonymous marking. Unfortunately, we were not able to record the presentation on the day as some of the conversations on this were of a sensitive nature due to some organisations being in the early stages of […] View Article
Leave a commentFor some reason I seem to have established a pattern where I only attend the OER conferences every other year.… View Article
Leave a commentAt the last West Midlands group meeting, it was decided to adopt a new approach and write a collaborative blog. People were invited to write about what they thought about the day, what stood out for them, and what they would take away? Lynne Taylerson I think for me the key questions were around practitioner […] View Article
Leave a commentOrigins: Students as Wikipedia Editors It all started in 2016. As part of a course assignment, Master’s-level students at the… View Article
Leave a commentGreetings to all of our Learning Spaces SIG members! As you’ve no doubt, noticed… This group has become a bit quiet. This is due to those of us who have been attempting to run the SIG, being extraordinarily busy in our regular 9-5 jobs. (Please note, I’m a Yankee, and tend to write like one… […] View Article
Leave a commentThe OER19 Conference is nearly upon us and will take place at the National University of Ireland in Galway. It will focus on the following themes: Back to basics – asking difficult questions about open education: Why open? Open for whom? Whose interests are served? In what ways has the open agenda been appropriated, and […] View Article
Leave a commentSpring is springing! Our spring meeting of the ALT East Midlands Learning Technologists group (EMLT) is due to take place on Thursday 11th April 2018 from 12:00-16:00 at Loughborough University. The theme this time is… Designing assessments for anonymous marking This event will explore anonymous marking and how we need to think carefully about how […] View Article
Leave a commentAn opportunity to hear about open practices in education and to discuss barriers to adoption as part of Open Education week 2019. We will be joined by Shona Whyte, Associate Professor of English at Université Nice Sophia Antipolis, France who will share her findings from research into teacher adoption of open practices. Her presentation is […] View Article
Leave a commentWe invite you to join us for an ALT West Midlands regional group meeting focusing on the topic of ‘Critical Digital Literacies’. Date and Time: Monday, March 18, 2019, 10:00 AM – 3:30 PM GMT Location: Warwick University, Experimental Teaching Space, The Library, Gibbet Hill Road, Coventry, CV47AL. View Map As a convergence of both digital and critical literacies, critical […] View Article
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