Our 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 commentThe session last week went really well, with lots of lively discussion and sharing of ideas around the subject of Learning Analytics. The recordings of the presentations are available through the links although the sound quality is variable. I have also linked to the slides used in the presentations. Learning Analytics and Ethics – Niall […] View Article
Leave a commentWe are currently looking for members of the EMLT community to join the EMLT Steering Group. We are keen to have representation from all sectors, higher education, further education, local authorities and the private sector and from all types of learning technology role. Preference will be given to areas which are not currently represented by […] View Article
Leave a commentFor those looking at CMALT I would be happy to run a webinar to assist anyone who needs help. Also I here are my top 5 tips as someone who has been assessing CMALT portfolios for the past 5 years. Reflection, reflection reflection. One of the common reason for a portfolio to go back to […] 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 commentThe Winter EMLT event took place on the Wednesday the 9th December at De Montfort University Leicester with sponsorship for the event from Wyver Solutions Ltd for catering. At the beginning of the session we also asked participants to contribute to a Padlet wall with a review of EMLT activities in 2015 and suggestions for […] View Article
Leave a commentOur Winter meeting of the East Midlands Learning Technologists’ group is due to take place on Wednesday 9th December 2015, De Montfort University. The art of assessment. Assessment is at the heart of any learning professionals life. Whether formative or summative it plays a significant role in allowing us to judge a learner’s progress, as […] View Article
Leave a commentI hope you have all had a good Easter. Before all the egg eating began over the weekend, we had the Spring EMLT meeting at the University of Derby. We had a good turn out and started the event off with some Easter treats and floppy crisps. We then took part in some speed networking, […] View Article
Leave a commentNot long until our next meeting!! Our autumn meeting of the East Midlands Learning Technologists’ group for 2014 is due to take place on the 22nd of October at Loughborough College and the theme is ‘Mind the Gap! Mainstreaming and supporting innovation‘ – and we’d like to hear your stories of how you discovered innovation, […] View Article
Leave a commentFirstly… very many thanks to Dr Stuart Jolly, BSc Coaching and Sports Science Course Leader, Nottingham Trent University for all of these fabulous ideas which he shared with us at our Spring 2014 EMLT meeting. He provided us with a video as part of his talk and while I could see everyone frantically scribbling to […] View Article
Leave a commentSummer is (almost!) here and it’s time for another East Midlands Learning Technologists’ meeting! The venue, date and time is set… so… we’ll hopefully see plenty of you at the University of Nottingham on July 8th from 12pm for lunch with the meeting starting at 1pm. The theme for the meeting is… ‘Open All Hours’ […] View Article
Leave a commentSo, another meeting has come and gone. There was cake, there were cups of tea, there was chatting and there were ideas. Lots of lovely ideas! All held at the University of Derby on the 2nd of April 2014. The theme for the meeting was ‘Video Killed the Radio Star’ (which obviously meant that *that* […] View Article
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