At the February meeting of the Distance Learning Forum it was agreed that we should explore the possibility of running another peer observation programme for distance learning tutors and programme […]
The E-Learning Development Team attended the 18th Durham Blackboard Users Conference from 3-5 Jan 2018. The theme was ‘The Good, The Bad and The Ugly’ and many of the speakers kept this […]
This year’s Association for Learning Technology conference #altc at the University of Liverpool identified ‘empowerment in learning technology’ as one of the headline themes for discussion by delegates. This offered […]
On 24 October, Turning Technologies, the vendor of the ‘Turning Point’ desktop software and ‘ResponseWare’ electronic voting platform, held a ‘User Conference’ at the Thistle City Barbican in Central London. […]
Last week I attended a two-day Blended Learning event in London, which brought together senior managers and heads of e-learning services from UK higher education to discuss institutional strategies towards […]
The Durham Blackboard User Conference (#durbbu) this year encouraged learning from failure and through this theme enabled a more critical discussion of what works and what doesn’t when using learning […]
This was the second time I had attended the annual Blackboard Users’ Conference at Durham University and it did not disappoint. As the title of this blog post suggests, the […]
The York Technology-Enhanced Learning Handbook provides pedagogical advice in the use of learning technologies and a way in to the resources and support available at the University of York. One […]
The Association for Learning Technology has just finished its annual conference (aka ALT-C 2015) with the strap-line, “Shaping the Future of Learning Together”. I managed to attend the final day when […]
“A journey through the assessment and feedback landscape: from principles to effective practice” TALOE (Time to assess Learning Outcomes in E-Learning) will be hosting a free webinar on Weds 20th […]
