Our plans for Moodle

This summer we’ll be using Moodle 3.1. It includes support for Competency Based Education, improvements to assignment grading, a Recycle Bin to help you retrieve […]

Mapping learning and teaching

Our next NetworkED seminar is with James Clay, on 23 November 14:30-15:30 book a place online James is a Jisc project manager and was previously the Group […]

Designing quick and effective games for learning

Workshop on game based learning in HE Wednesday 30 November 14:15-16:15 Led by Alex Moseley, National Teaching Fellow, University of Leicester This workshop is open […]

New learning spaces in Clement House

LTI have been working with LSE Estates and AV to improve teaching and learning spaces at LSE, our most recent project has been to revamp […]

Successfully implementing Ed Tech

Reflections from an EDx course I recently undertook a Mooc (Massive Open Online Course) hosted by EDx and accredited by MIT on the Implementation and […]

Research in the age of Wikipedia

Copyright and Digital literacy advisor Jane Secker reports live from Prague on her recent work on information and digital literacy. I’m really excited to be […]

Musings on Moodle part 3 – Embedding Moodle activities into your face to face teaching

Light for LTI by Helen Page www.helenlouisepage.com Students are expected to do a substantial amount of their learning outside of the classroom and technology such […]

Musings on Moodle part 2 – layout and design

As the previous blog post in this series indicated students often experience dissatisfaction with inconsistencies among layouts and types of information provided on Moodle courses. […]

Making more of Moodle

Here within LTI and in the wider learning technology community there has been a longstanding debate on how to make more of Moodle and ensure […]

Musings on Moodle Part 1 – the standardisation or baseline debate

Over the Summer LTI had a lively email discussion on the pros and cons of Moodle baselines and the issues raised prompted this series of […]

How at home are you online?

How do you use digital tools? Are you constantly online and using social media or management tools to record your every action, or do you […]

Student Innovation projects

Congratulations to the LSE students who came up with winning ideas on how to use technology to make life better for staff and students in […]

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