As part of Open Education Week 2015, Dave White and Donna Lanclos facilitated a Visitors & Residents workshop “Marvellous Mapping” for educators and researchers at the National University of Ireland in Galway. Dave is the originator of the Visitors and Residents concept and Dave and Donna are on the research team that developed the related […] View Article
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Dear Members of ALT, This is a busy time for our community and I am pleased to report on so… View Article
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Earlier in March, Jisc's Digifest event comprised 90 speakers across 85 sessions, This post offers the reflections of three of… View Article
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My role at the University of Southampton has always been about working with staff and students to engage in active… View Article
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Taking an idea about how to engage the wider learning technology community in exploring how and where we work is… View Article
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The BETT Show comes around each January and entices all of us working in the education sector to play with… View Article
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In this article, Viv Rolfe shares her thoughts on the progress made with OER post-funding. Is OER in its teenage… View Article
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Meet the ALT Online Newsletter Editorial Team! View Article
Leave a commentCritical thinking thrived at the 2014 ascilite annual conference (24th-26th November), held in Dunedin, New Zealand, with presentations interrogating claims on a number of themes. Shane Dawson (University of South Australia) in a thought-provoking keynote questioned the value being extracted from analytics software across the HE sector, viewing the technology as a blunt instrument in […] View Article
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This is my last report to ALT Members for this year and there is much that we have achieved over… View Article
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ALT is launching a new Annual Survey. The survey is open for responses now at http://go.alt.ac.uk/ALT-Survey-2014 and will close on Sunday, 15… View Article
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The value of the ALT Jiscmail list has reminded us once again, how fortunate we have been to have links… View Article
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