Perspectives on BETT 2015
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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Leave a commentIn 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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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
1 CommentThis is my last report to ALT Members for this year and there is much that we have achieved over… View Article
1 CommentALT 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
1 CommentThe value of the ALT Jiscmail list has reminded us once again, how fortunate we have been to have links… View Article
1 CommentA self-help anxiety app developed by UWE (The University of the West of England) is helping students to better manage… View Article
Leave a commentEditor’s note: this article is one of a series of personal reviews of the 2014 ALT Annual Conference which provide different perspectives on the conference. I wasn’t able to attend the ALT Conference this year, but what with the faultless online coverage and following the back channel on twitter, I think I caught more of the […] View Article
Leave a commentEditor’s note: this article is one of a series of personal reviews of the 2014 ALT Annual Conference which provide different perspectives on the conference. This is the rule: ALT conferences must be themed, and the theme must be allusive, ideally a literary reference; and when it is set it is important to stick to it […] View Article
Leave a commentEditor’s note: this article is one of a series of personal reviews of the 2014 ALT Annual Conference which provide different perspectives on the conference. Early last month I attended the 2014 ALT Annual Conference. Last year’s conference was a bit of a personal highlight for me, but this year the team at ALT and all the […] View Article
Leave a commentI am a Senior Lecturer in Blending Learning at Glasgow Caledonian University, and a very new ALT Trustee, having just… View Article
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