The e-Learning Reader (2012) Sara de Fraitas and Jill Jameson (eds), Continuum This a book is an edited collection of… View Article
Welcome to the first/inaugural meeting of the East Midlands Learning Technologists group. Please tag all posts or tweets with the #EMLT hashtag (Twitter, Facebook, Google+, etc.) so we can collate and make our work/research easier to share. If you work in Learning Technology in the East Midlands region, whether that’s in HE, FE, schools or […] View Article
Sometimes the knowledge and skills deemed educationally important are difficult to pin down. Conceptual understanding, problem solving and critical thinking… View Article
altc2013 This time of year ALT gears up for its annual conference and this year is no different. With registration… View Article
We know from research and practice surveys that students develop good digital strategies when they use technology in meaningful ways.… View Article
By Maren Deepwell View Article
A little self-introduction may be helpful: what is “JISC CETIS?” CETIS is the Centre for Educational Technology and Interoperability Standards,… View Article
The ALT Special Interest Group in Games and Learning (GLSIG) was established in October 2010 as a community for anyone… View Article
In a smaller edition than usual, we have three articles: Colin Loughlin, Susan Driver, James Turner, James Little and Rose Heaney review ALT-C 2012: A confrontation with reality. Kris Roger reflects on the use of free cloud based learning management systems. Robert O’Dowd introduces the INTENT project which has the aim of raising awareness of […] View Article
Robert O'Dowd introduces the INTENT project which has the aim of raising awareness of the advantages of telecollaboration as a… View Article
Colin Loughlin, Susan Driver, James Turner, James Little and Rose Heaney review ALT-C 2012: A confrontation with reality. View Article
Kris Roger reflects on the use of free cloud based learning management systems. View Article
