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- The Digital Department (Digital literacy project at UCL) wp.me/p2wrmE-Ga #jiscdiglit #yam 1 week ago
- Successful learning in the 21st century: challenges & strategies. Steve Wheeler speaks at #UoR today ow.ly/hUuAI #jiscdiglit #yam 3 weeks ago
- RT @timbuckteeth: Today's blog on digital identity bit.ly/YDBMZw 1 month ago
- RT @redsontour: Digital Literacy is out! paper.li/redsontour/132… ▸ Top stories today via @DIALProject @DigitallyReady 1 month ago
- Fingers crossed for Matthew Nicholls who has been nominated for a @BUFVC Learning on Screen Award ow.ly/hUxl8 #jiscdiglit #yam 1 month ago
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Show & TEL: Making technology-enhanced learning work in HE
Neil Morris, author of Study Skills Connected, a new book on using technology to support Teaching & Learning, visited Reading last week to speak about ‘Making technology-enhanced learning work for staff and students in Higher Education’ as part of our … Continue reading
Posted in Dissemination, Meetings & Events, Research
Tagged Audio recording, Blackboard (VLE), Bring Your Own Device (BYOD), Discussion boards, Independent study, Interactive chat, iPad, Julian Park, Lecture capture, Making technology-enhanced learning work for staff and students in Higher Education, Nadja Guggi, Neil Morris, NMC Horizon Report, Open Educational Resources (OERs), Plymouth University, Social media, Steve Wheeler, Student engagement, Student response systems, Study Skills Connected, Tablet devices, Teaching & Learning Seminar, University of Leeds, Video, VLE
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… and now for a blog about blogs
Blogs providing a solution for a variety of academic projects. Blogs have been employed for some time within the University by a number of colleagues and more recently these have used as a means of feeding news, events and commentary … Continue reading
How can I use social media to raise my professional profile?
Are you sceptical of what social media can help you achieve as part of your professional development? Unless you’re a celebrity, you may feel that anything you say on a social network bears little relevance to the world at large. … Continue reading