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Tag Archives: TEL
#LTHEchat 82: Evidencing practice for TEL
We are back after our Easter break! This coming Wednesday, 3rd May, we have Sue Watling and Patrick Lynch. Over to them… Patrick and I have been invited to experiment with the #lthechat format. Hence this link to a google … Continue reading
#LTHEchat 38 with Kate Wright @kateawright on ‘Normalising the Use of Technology’
This week we are delighted to have Kate Wright to discuss ‘normalising the use of technology’. In the past Technology Enhanced Learning was treated as something set apart from the rest of teaching and learning. HEIs often had e-learning strategies which … Continue reading