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
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Sometimes the knowledge and skills deemed educationally important are difficult to pin down. Conceptual understanding, problem solving and critical thinking… View Article
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altc2013 This time of year ALT gears up for its annual conference and this year is no different. With registration… View Article
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We know from research and practice surveys that students develop good digital strategies when they use technology in meaningful ways.… View Article
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A little self-introduction may be helpful: what is “JISC CETIS?” CETIS is the Centre for Educational Technology and Interoperability Standards,… View Article
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The ALT Special Interest Group in Games and Learning (GLSIG) was established in October 2010 as a community for anyone… View Article
Leave a commentIn 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
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Robert O'Dowd introduces the INTENT project which has the aim of raising awareness of the advantages of telecollaboration as a… View Article
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Colin Loughlin, Susan Driver, James Turner, James Little and Rose Heaney review ALT-C 2012: A confrontation with reality. View Article
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Kris Roger reflects on the use of free cloud based learning management systems. View Article
2 CommentsWith Massive Online Open Courses being a popular topic of late, the MSc in E-learning Team from the University of Edinburgh talk about their steps into the world of MOOCs with the launch of their E-learning and Digital Cultures course on Coursera. We have three reviews of events that took place in June: Michelle Hyland […] View Article
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