Michael Gallagher: mLearning and eLearning in the Humanities

This site discusses trends in elearning and mobile learning, along with posts explicitly discussing the effects of those trends on the learning practices of students and instructional practices of teachers. Much of it revolves around my research on the growing trends towards motion and mobility as made evident in the learning practices of students. The site focuses quite a bit on the UK/EU and Asian perspectives, as that is where much of my research is focused. I also post on practical ways in which teachers can make use of the technology and applications available to them. There is considerable discussion on open learning, OERs, MOOCs, etc and the new literacies and pedagogies that can be used to maximize the impact of these new educational developments.

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Posts by Michael Gallagher: mLearning and eLearning in the Humanities

Professor Joel Mtebe from UDSM seminar on digital teaching learning

Just a quick post to mention that my colleague Professor Joel Mtebe from the University of Dar es Salaam will be presenting at the Centre […]

2021: podcasts, papers, projects

More and more of my writing is being ported into different online spaces (mostly here) so it has been awhile since I posted here but […]

Centre for Research in Digital Education Annual Report 2020

The amasing Claire Sowton of the Centre for Research in Digital Education has compiled our annual report and so providing that here. I cannot emphasise […]

Micropatterns, podcasts, and taking a pause

Hope everyone is keeping well. I haven’t posted in a long time as I have been a wee bit busy. It has been fairly full […]

The transition at the University of Edinburgh (or at least my small part in it)

We are all preparing (in UK HE at least) for that emerging reality that we will likely be teaching online for some part of the […]

More transitions online, podcasts, and music

I am going to share music now and again that I find very helpful for inspiration. I have moved away from that in this blog […]

M&M Podcast 10: Post-pivot tales of working from home

Myles Blaney recorded a podcast earlier today, our first since the pandemic began changing the nature of how and where we work, how and where […]

Transitions online and working from home

We at the University of Edinburgh, like everyone everywhere else, have been scrambling to pull everything online as best as possible this week. I have […]

BAICE Conference Edinburgh: Call for Papers

I am helping to organise the upcoming BAICE Conference being hosted in Edinburgh this year (feel free to guess which sub-theme below is mine) and […]

Foundations for All (FFA) at University of Edinburgh Academic Senate

The Foundations for All (FFA) team is presenting today at the Senatus Academicus at the University of Edinburgh, the University’s supreme academic body. This is […]

Foundations for All: a project on building pathways into HE for displaced populations in Lebanon and Uganda

I have been working recently on a project being funded by the Mastercard Foundation and the School of Social and Political Science at the University […]

Expanding the Teacher Function at the IT Futures Conference

My colleague Markus Breines and I will be speaking today at the IT Futures Conference at the University of Edinburgh on our project exploring the […]

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