Looking back at the Bett Show 2016
This year’s BETT show in London offered 4 days of inspiration from the world of education technology. What was this year’s… View Article
Leave a commentThis year’s BETT show in London offered 4 days of inspiration from the world of education technology. What was this year’s… View Article
Leave a commentHow it all began… After a term of frustrating no-shows and low sign ups to our advertised technology enhanced learning… View Article
2 CommentsIn these days of social media, conference-calling and virtual transactions, it may sometimes seem that the energy which radiates from… View Article
Leave a commentThis article forms a response to an earlier publication in this blog in December 2015 that posed the question: ‘The… View Article
4 CommentsRecently Sue Watling from Hull University asked the ALT-MEMBERS mailing list for advice on developing a policy document on the… View Article
1 CommentThe Winter EMLT event took place on the Wednesday the 9th December at De Montfort University Leicester with sponsorship for the event from Wyver Solutions Ltd for catering. At the beginning of the session we also asked participants to contribute to a Padlet wall with a review of EMLT activities in 2015 and suggestions for […] View Article
Leave a commentA few weeks ago we ran probably the first live broadcast using Periscope to support an online course in the… View Article
1 CommentToday everyone is using social media to socialise and connect. Students can link and share their work on Facebook, Twitter… View Article
Leave a commentThis pre-conference webinar taking place in the week of the Online Winter Conference is run by the ALT Open Education Special Interest Group (OESIG). For more information on the OESIG and other ALT Member Groups please visit our get involved page. This free webinar will give a highlight of exciting open education news and practices […] View Article
Leave a commentIn what we hope will be the first of a series, I’m looking at some blog posts that caught the eye of the #altc blog editorial team recently. The three posts we have chosen highlight the range of formats and topics that learning technology bloggers embrace. The big picture The Digital Exclusion project that Dr […] View Article
Leave a commentAs we approach the end of each year, it always seems timely to reflect and review on activity and start… View Article
Leave a commentTwelve Apps of Christmas (12AOC) is an open online course created at Regent’s University London, which ran for the first time in December 2014. It successfully brings together educators worldwide to engage with a range of mobile technologies for teaching and learning. It is available under a Creative Commons licence. A key issue in outreach […] View Article
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