Summary The definition of e-learning teams has evolved since the early 2000s (Joyce and Lisewski, 2003). In my roles as… View Article
Background to the series Inspired by topical discussions on the diversity, complexity and uniqueness of Learning Technologist roles, myself (Daniel… View Article
Those involved in large IT system changes will appreciate the complexity of ‘swapping out’ one of those systems for another.… View Article
Background to the series Inspired by topical discussions on the diversity, complexity and uniqueness of Learning Technologist roles, Daniel Scott… View Article
Background to the series Inspired by topical discussions on the diversity, complexity and uniqueness of Learning Technologist roles, Daniel Scott… View Article
Background to the series Inspired by topical discussions on the diversity, complexity and uniqueness of Learning Technologist roles, myself and… View Article
If you are asking me the question: Can I run a collaborative editing session with 2 face-to-face rooms and… View Article
In this book, the author Matt Bower sets out to examine research findings relating to the use of TEL which… View Article
Since 2015 Brunel University London has been running a pilot programme testing the feasibility of digital written exams. The approach… View Article
It was a wet and cold Friday morning in February when I posted this request to ALT-MEMBERS@JISCMAIL.AC.UK ‘End of week TEL challenge! During my research I’ve found a host of reports critical of the claims of TEL and the quality of TEL research. Calling on Surowiecki’s ‘wisdom of crowds’ I wondered who on the list […] View Article
This post draws on lively discussions which took place during a session on getting published in ALT’s journal Research in Learning… View Article
In these days of social media, conference-calling and virtual transactions, it may sometimes seem that the energy which radiates from… View Article