This post was originally shared on 9 November 2033 on Dr Teeroumanee Nadan’s blog teeroumaneenadan.com. Following the Black History month meeting… View Article
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On 20th October, members of the Antiracism & Learning Technologies Special Interest Group (ARLT SIG) (https://bit.ly/3zqImwT) community met for the first event… View Article
Leave a commentOur winter meeting of the East Midlands Learning Technologists group is due to take place as an online webinar on Wednesday 5th February 2020, 12:00-13:30. Microsoft Office365: What have we done about using it with students? Following on from the successful event we held on this topic in 2018 we wanted to explore where people […] View Article
Leave a commentMeet-up If you have not yet attended a LS-Sig Campus meet-up, the day is formed of group presentation/discussion on a series of issues involving learning space design and implementation held in the morning, followed by campus tours/discussions of best-practice used at the hosting-institution’s spaces that finish out the afternoon. Themes for the 8th of January […] View Article
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Trustees of ALT share their thoughts on the new strategy and the consultation shaping our shared vision for 2017-2020. View Article
Leave a commentIt’s the annual “EMLT on tour” event, where we have a session organised at the ALT annual conference, otherwise known as ALT C. As this session is part of the wider conference, there is no set agenda, and this is an opportunity for anyone from our region who is attending the conference to come along […] View Article
Leave a commentI’ve been working as the Head of TEL at the University of West London since March 2014. While late-August might not be a typical week of the year, the activities I was involved in are not atypical; plenty of meetings as usual. Monday My week started, as it always does, with our departmental meeting. The […] View Article
1 CommentBy Geraldine Murphy, Rachel Challen and David Hopkins. Methodology Based on David Hopkins previous blog posts about perceived identities of Learning Technologists, the #LTFE project was developed to explore this conundrum in Further Education. The outcomes of the #LTFE project were based on qualitative data that was collected through the capture and archiving of Twitter posts from October 2013-November […] View Article
Leave a commentIn November 2013 I was awarded my CMALT accreditation from the Associate for Learning Technology. I wrote about my journey on my own blog, and provided a few short but important tips for anyone looking at working towards their own CMALT award. Here is that post. After an awfully long time I have written, submitted, […] View Article
1 CommentWelcome 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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