‘Revolutionary Learning Spaces’, Prof Stephen Heppell @stephenheppell
Professor Stephen Heppell is amazing to listen to, and even better to talk with: his passion for learning and improving
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Tag: eLearning
eBook and eReaders (Infographic)
I really ought to find somewhere else to publish all these posts and ideas on eBooks, but considering I think
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Update: my CMALT portfolio #CMALT
From my work and continued reading/research around the topic and discipline of ‘Learning Technology’ I have come into contact with
Continue readingVLE – the discussion continues #VLE
The Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) is a system/tool that sparks a fair bit of controversy when you mention it in
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What’s your “elevator pitch”? Do you even have one?
In business, you will always hear about the value of having your ‘elevator pitch’ carefully planned and memorised. Whether it
Continue readingPresentation to eAssessment Scotland (@eassessscotland) #eas11
Today I confirmed the abstract of my presentation to the eAssessment Scotland Conference, hosted by the University of Dundee, on
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What is a Learning Technologist? (part 3)
Those of you who follow my blog, or follow me on Twitter (@hopkinsdavid), Academia.edu or LinkedIn, will know I continue
Continue readingReflection on LSG Webinar ‘QR Codes, Webinars and Twitter’
I’ve just taken part in a webinar from the LSG (Learning & Skills Group) on “QR Codes, Mobile Tagging and
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Poster: QR Codes in Education – the Business School Experience (@milenabobeva)
Another poster I am involved in at today’s ‘Excellent education: the heart of the student experience‘ Conference at Bournemouth University
Continue readingPoster: Building Educational Confidence and Affinity Through Online Induction Activities
Today I am presenting the following poster at the Bournemouth University Enhancing Education 2011 Conference “Excellent education: the heart of
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