This post started life as a question to the ALT members list. Alison Christie, a learning technologist at Abertay University,… View Article
South Korea is developing open learning on par with any nation in the world, fuelled essentially by virtually unlimited… View Article
A Review of the Digital Accessibility FutureLearn Course Have you ever tried using your computer with your eyes closed? Or… View Article
Copyright and e-learning : a guide for practitioners / Jane Secker with Chris Morrison. Review, by Andy Horton (Library Manager,… View Article
Join the fun this week in this free, online conference. The Open Education SIG are active in the programme and would love to welcome you to our celebration webinar on Thursday. We will be sharing the fabulous webinars we have captured so far, our christmas crackers! There will be silliness in the form of games, […] View Article
The Further Education in England: Transforming lives & Communities research project is commissioned by the University and College Union (UCU). It… View Article
“You must have seen lots of changes” At the conference dinner, someone attending his first SEDA annual conference asked me… View Article
Colleagues 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
Daniel Scott was recently awarding Learning Technologist of the Year by the ALT community. In his own words, Daniel talks about his professional activity. “In my current role at Barnsley College (rated as “Outstanding” by Ofsted) as the Learning Support Technologist for nearly 7 years. In this position I research, develop, promote and evaluate a […] View Article
This post draws on lively discussions which took place during a session on getting published in ALT’s journal Research in Learning… View Article
Dear Members of ALT, With our Annual Conference behind us, I’d like to use this report to share an update… View Article
26 October 2016 with Martin Poulter As Jorum repository is set to retire in September 2016 (http://www.jorum.ac.uk/retirement/). Martin Poulter considers whether Wikimedia has a role in Open Education and can be used in ways not previously considered – part repository, part VLE, part academic publishing and collaboration. Is there an opportunity here to move more into […] View Article
