#rhizo15 was a six week CMOOC in May 2015. Facilitator Dave Cormier reflects on how it operates as a community… View Article
Last week saw the thirteenth annual Academic Practice and Technology conference at the University of Greenwich. With over 40 presentations to… View Article
The ALT-Members email list is a fascinating place where members of the ALT community discuss a variety of issues related… View Article
The proliferation of free learning resources on the web and the increasing strength of the Open Education movement provide opportunities and challenges for both educators and the institutions that employ them. We need to find ways to embrace the potential of collaboration while respecting the rights of collaborators and co-creators. Join this webinar to explore […] View Article
On the 23rd of June 2015, a survey was sent out to educational institutions via UK mailing lists, and globally… View Article
On 24 April 2015 forty educators from 19 institutions discussed key issues in MOOC design and implementation at a one-day… View Article
Video introduction and overview Imagine the river Rhine Imagine the landscape of the river Rhine: an image of nature in… View Article
This book is arranged as a set of case studies focusing on ‘specialised educational technologies; particular groups of learners; and… View Article
The Media Enhanced Learning SIG (MELSIG) has put out a call for papers on the use of images to… View Article
A joint meeting of the ALT M25 Learning Technology Group (M25 LTG) and the University of London’s Centre for Distance… View Article
Following the recent general election, ALT spoke with peer Lord Jim Knight of Weymouth, a digital educational pioneer, about the landscape of technology enhanced learning. “I think that we will increasingly crave places where we can reflect and discuss free from distraction and interruption by the digital world” ALT: How are you involved with […] View Article
Our Summer meeting of the East Midlands Learning Technologists’ group is due to take place on Monday 29th June 2015, 12:00-16:00, Loughborough University. Let’s get mobile! Mobile devices give us a unique opportunity to have learners embedded in a realistic context at the same time as having access to supporting tools” (FUTURELAB, 2004). Jisc […] View Article
