Reflections on technology enhanced learning from the perspective of a educational technologist.
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Join us for this week’s LTHEChat on Managing negative use of social media and cyberbullying (Wed 20th 8-9pm BST). I met up with Dr Bex […]
This week’s #LTHEChat will be a bilingual exploration (German and English) of opening up HE to non-traditional students. I strongly recommend having a read of […]
This week’s #LTHEchat is focusing on innovative pedagogy in higher education. A challenging topic and one that encourages us to think more deeply about our […]
This week I am facilitating the #LTHEchat with Chris Rowell. On Wednesday between 8-9pm we will be discussing Open CPD. This is a topic I […]
This week’s #LTHEChat will be exploring Distance Learning with our guest, Simon Horrocks. Twitter is an interesting sphere to explore this in, being a (relatively) […]
2016, for me and a handful of colleagues, has been a year of micro-learning. At the end of 2015, myself and Cath Wasiuk were considering […]
One of the benefits of using digital submission tools like Turnitin, is that it helps to make your approaches to feedback consistent across marking teams […]
This past week I was involved in co-delivering a session on Creating Formative Assessment Opportunities, with the lovely people from our CELT department (Centre for […]
Flipgrid is a really quick and simple video creation platform that you can use with your students. You post a topic you’d like the students […]
I first started writing about the benefits of audio feedback back in Dec 2014…The power of voice – Providing audio feedback to students….six years on, I’ve […]
I first started writing about the benefits of audio feedback back in Dec 2014…The power of voice – Providing audio feedback to students….six years on, I’ve […]
Flipgrid is a really quick and simple video creation platform that you can use with your students. You post a topic you’d like the students […]
