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Category Archives: HE Sector

Key findings from the 2018 UCISA TEL Survey

29/11/2018by Richard Walker 2 Comments

The ninth UCISA Survey of Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) for higher education Report has been published. The Report offers a longitudinal perspective of TEL developments across the UK higher education […]

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HE Sector, Survey Reports

2018 Durham Blackboard User Conference – Key Messages

29/01/2018by lsoon Leave a comment

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 […]

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CMALT, Conferences & Presentations, External Events, HE Sector, Miscellaneous, Our Research, Technology-Enhanced Learning, VLE Exam
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E-Learning Newsletter – October 2017 Edition

29/09/2017by James Youdale Leave a comment

E-Learning Newsletter – October 2017 Edition Welcome to the October edition of our newsletter, which summarises the latest news on technology enhanced learning provision across the University. To navigate through […]

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Conferences & Presentations, HE Sector, Miscellaneous, Newsletters, Updates
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E-Learning Newsletter – May 2017 Edition

12/05/2017by James Youdale Leave a comment

E-Learning Newsletter – May 2017 Edition Welcome to the May edition of our newsletter, which summarises the latest news on technology enhanced learning provision across the University. To navigate through […]

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HE Sector, Miscellaneous, Newsletters, Technology-Enhanced Learning
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Cross-institutional peer observation: Reporting on our tutors’ experiences

30/01/2017by Richard Walker 2 Comments

The University’s Distance Learning Forum has partnered with the University of Waikato (New Zealand) to deliver two online peer observation programmes, which have brought together distance learning tutors and programme […]

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HE Sector, Miscellaneous, Research Papers
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E-Learning Newsletter – January 2017 Edition

12/01/2017by James Youdale Leave a comment

E-Learning Newsletter – January 2017 Edition Welcome back to a new year of learning developments with technology after the festive break! In this January edition of our monthly e-learning newsletter, […]

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Conferences & Presentations, E-Assignment, HE Sector, Miscellaneous, Newsletters, Our Research, Research Papers, Updates, VLE Exam, Webinars

2017 Durham Blackboard User Conference – Key Messages

11/01/2017by James Youdale 1 Comment

On Thursday 5th January, the E-Learning Development Team attended the 17th Durham Blackboard Users Conference. Keynote – Dr. Susie Schofield In line with the conference theme, one of the strongest messages […]

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Conferences & Presentations, Evaluating TEL, HE Sector, Miscellaneous, Our Research, Technology-Enhanced Learning
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UCISA case studies on institutional approaches to the management of TEL services

10/11/2016by Richard Walker 3 Comments

As a follow-up to the 2016 Technology-Enhanced Learning Survey, UCISA has just published a companion Best Practice Guide (2016 TEL Survey case studies), showcasing different institutional approaches to the management […]

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Evaluating TEL, HE Sector, Miscellaneous, Survey Reports
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E-Learning Newsletter – November 2016 Edition

04/11/2016by James Youdale Leave a comment

As the clocks are turned back and we move into the dark nights of November, it seems an appropriate time to look back on a very busy summer of strategic […]

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Conferences & Presentations, HE Sector, Lecture Capture, Newsletters, Technology-Enhanced Learning, Workshops
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Blended Learning 2016

01/11/2016by Richard Walker 2 Comments

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 […]

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External Events, HE Sector, Miscellaneous, On The Horizon, Technology-Enhanced Learning

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Who’s this “PDLT” anyway?

You may have noticed that some areas of this site refer to our team as the “ELDT” or “E-Learning Development Team” whereas other areas use “PDLT” or “Programme Design and Learning Technology Team“.

This is because we changed team name in September 2018, from ELDT to PDLT.

Want to know more? See here: Blog – Rebranding of the E-Learning Team.

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