The Northampton LearnTech Team are winners in the team category of the 2014 ALT Learning Technologist of the Year Award.… View Article
Dr James Pickering (University of Leeds) is the winner in the individual category of the 2014 ALT Learning Technologist of the… View Article
OCR (a UK exam board and part of the University of Cambridge) have joined up with the micro-adaptive learning service… View Article
Over the last year the BBC, Jisc and the British Universities Film and Video Council (BUFVC) have been working together on the Research and Education Space (RES), an exciting initiative that could transform the ways teachers get access to online educational resources. RES will deliver a linked open data catalogue that aggregates records for millions […] View Article
This consultation survey was set up as part of ALT’s work for the Education Technology Action Group (ETAG), reporting to the Secretary of State for Education, the Minister for Higher Education, and the Minister for Skills, in 2014 and led by Prof Diana Laurillard, Chair of ALT. ETAG was initiated by the Minister for Skills […] View Article
The first Student Social Media Showcase (SMSS) and the inaugural European Conference on Social Media 2014 (ECSM2014) were hosted 9th-11th July by the University of Brighton Business E-Learning Research Group and took place in the Huxley Building, Brighton. The two events brought together over 250 academics (from 35 countries), students, school children […] View Article
The Summer meeting of the ALT M25 Learning Technology group took place on 2nd July at Imperial College London. Leo… View Article
This post introduces the design and delivery of BYOD4L – Bring Your Own Devices For Learning (http://byod4learning.wordpress.com/), a team effort… View Article
It’s August and in less than a month ALT’s annual conference will bring together a big part of our community… View Article
The ALT conference provides an annual opportunity for the ALT community to come together, either in person or online, to… View Article
Like many other educational conferences, there is a very active backchannel. Twitter has had a useful role in enabling people to connect and share thoughts, observations and reflections. This is achieved with the help of hashtags, a mechanism for self-organisation and categorisation of content. a word or phrase preceded by a hash sign (#), used […] View Article
Yesterday I attended our new series NetworkEDGE: The Future of Education online, because we live stream (and record) these things and therefore I could. We were lucky enough to have Stephen Downes inaugurate, and I watched, listened and tweeted along. Downes shared his utopian anti-institutional view of education with us and that’s the kind of thing I lap up. […] View Article
