Reflections on e-learning. E-learning team blog. In case our Moodlemoot Dublin abstract has left you salivating but you have found that our presentation wasn’t recorded, we thought we’d give a quick overview.
Sussex University is a research-led Higher Education institution using a customised Moodle install called Study Direct. We have 1,500 editing tutors, 15,000 students, 2,099 2012/13 Moodle courses and 13,500 unique hits per day. The e-learning team is a team of five including two developers, one front line support officer, one teaching support officer and one manager. The Magic of Learning.
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Continue reading I can’t claim the credit for this one, the idea’s adapted from a post in Doug’s blog (via my eagle-eyed friend Merv Stapleton ), but makes for such a neat little activity to do with learners to check their digital footprints I had to share. Continue reading If you’ve been on Twitter for a while, then you’ve probably come across the game where people quote film or song titles in their tweets, but substitute one of the words for a specific keyword for comic effect. Kinda Learning Stuff. Blog. Request advice via helpdesk → Blog New Colour Management Infokit Released Posted by Matt Faber on Monday 07 April 2014 Tags: Colour management for digitisation projects Jisc Digital Media have published a new infokit on colour management for digitisation projects.
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E-learning isn't working... but it could be so good! This is a guest post written by Sarah Horrigan-Fullard and was originally posted here.
Sarah works for the University of Sheffield leading the e-learning and digital media team and part time for the Open University as an associate lecturer. e-learning isn’t working…. Okay. That’s a bit controversial… right? And, to be honest, if I didn’t believe in the power and potential of learning in new and non-traditional ways (see how I skirt around calling it ‘e-learning’?)
Problem 1: ‘e-learning is basically IT in education, so it should be part of the IT department’ This fundamentally negates the massively important ‘learning’ part of the word. Problem 2: Most people who end up in e-learning didn’t intend to end up there Over the years I’ve come across so many people who have the appearance of having woken up and found themselves in a job and a career which they never really intended happening.
Problem 3: e-learning is seen as a quick, cheap fix to the problems faced by education. Chrisbrogan.com — Learn How Human Business Works - Beyond Social Media. Technology blog. Protesters in favour of Proposition 8 outside the US supreme court, which threw it out.
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