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ALT-C 2009 VLEs and design
VLEs and design3 short paper(s)132 We had a dream of replacing our VLE, now begins the responsibility of using these tools to enhance the teaching, learning and assessment experience.Catherine Ogilvie, Jacqui Nicol, Emma Kennedy Two year project to design and implement Moodle. One year on from going live, a lot of use of static pdf/ppt…
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ALT-C 2009 Technology enhanced feed-forward
Technology enhanced feed-forward1 research paper(s)207 Technology enhanced feed-forward for learningSue Rodway-Dyer, Matthew Newcombe, Liz Dunne(same room as the last session so no frantic running around)Research paper. Not technology oriented, but teaching and learning.Video of teacher circulating in a lab talking to students, checking their work, answering questions, asking them questions, praising, and explaining.Feedback is a…
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ALT-C 2009 Infrastructure Innovation
3 short paper(s)237 Dream on: Slow progress in developing digital media infrastructuresSusannah Diamond, Andrew MiddletonWhere are we?We know we want to be learnered centric, but the physical environment determines soething else. The technology around us has changes significant.y, it is now affordable, and simple to use. We don’t need production teams, central provision. Awareness of…
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ALT-C 2009 Welcome and Opening Keynote
Conference welcome and opening keynote2 keynote speaker(s)701 Introduction and welcome from the 2009 co-chairs and from the University of ManchesterTom Boyle, Gilly Salmon702 Michael Wesch – Mediated Culture/Mediated EducationMichael Wesch – Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Kansas State University, USANice photos of Papua New Guinea, very ‘low tech’. MW spent several months there on…
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ALT-C 2009
ALT-C is the yearly conference of the Association of Learning Technology. It is a three day conference with a wide variety of workshops, demonstrations, and papers presented by learning technology practitioners.There are over 50 different sessions I can attend on Tuesday alone, and I need to select 6 to attend. This is always a tricky…
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CMALT
Submitted my CMALT application on 31st January. Professor John Cook has agreed to be my selected assessor, but can’t assess until 12th March. My CMALT ‘portfolio’ is password-protectedly available online at: http://www.learning-technologist.net/cmalt