Tag: Critical Thinking

Missing the point

The view that education is constantly chasing the latest trends, from interactive whiteboards to iPads in the classroom, from AI

My last post explored how learning is inherently prickly, filled with challenges and discomforts that drive personal and professional growth.

If you have these three anywhere in your life – friends, family, colleagues, managers, leaders – then you are immediately

As part of the efforts to link and connect people virutall during these lockdown and home-working times, I’ve been inolved

I’ve spoken before about the way in which Learning Technologists need to think and act as go-betweens in the institution

Emily Moore has written this great introduction in the Faculty Focus: online magazine: “From Passive Viewing to Active Learning: Simple Techniques

I found this video on Twitter tonight thanks to David Walker (@drdjwalker) who re-tweeted the video from The Partnership of