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Category Archives: Reports & Papers
Jul 28 2011
Form an orderly queue for your copyright queries
Leave a commentI just wanted to report that I am now back at LSE, in my role as Copyright and Digital Literacy Advisor in the Centre for Learning Technology. My new job title more accurately reflects the support I offer to staff … Continue reading
Posted by: July 28, 2011
Feb 9 2011
Emerging Technologies
1 CommentThe 2011 Horizon Report includes predictions on the technologies that will enter mainstream use in Higher Education over the coming years. I’m a bit sceptical of these predictions as they always seem overly optimistic. For 3-years in-a-row Mobiles have been … Continue reading
Posted by: February 9, 2011
Tagged with: literacy, Mobile
Jan 14 2011
dIsfluEncY
5 CommentsLast week, we were sent this article by a colleague in the philosophy department, entitled “Fortune favors the BOLD (and the Italicized ): Effects of disfluency on educational outcomes”. It’s an interesting short paper that describes the outcome of two … Continue reading
Posted by: January 14, 2011
Tagged with: disfluency, radio4
Dec 10 2009
Coming soon-ish
Leave a commentThe annual Horizon reports track emerging technologies that are likely to have an impact on teaching and learning in the future. The predictions of earlier reports are available elsewhere on this blog: 2009 2008 2007 and if you want to … Continue reading
Posted by: December 10, 2009
Tagged with: Mobile
Oct 6 2009
on reading
1 CommentLast night on Radio4′s Front Row novelist Susan Hill, talking to Mark Lawson about her new book (which charts a year in which she resisted buying new books, instead finally reading or re-reading those from her own collection), revealed that … Continue reading
Posted by: October 6, 2009
Tagged with: internet, literacy, reading, study
Feb 2 2009
Tomorrow's Teaching Technologies
2 CommentsOr rather, today’s technologies for tomorrow’s teaching. The 2009 Horizons Report has just been published. The annual report highlights 6 technologies that are likely to enter into mainstream use at educational institutions. The six technologies and their likely time frames … Continue reading
Posted by: February 2, 2009
Aug 8 2008
CLT Staff Survey 2008
Leave a commentThe CLT staff survey was conducted using Bristol Online Surveys between 30 May and 4 July 2008. There were 86 respondents, recruited from members of the clt-announce mailing list and from the readers of this blog. Report The following summary … Continue reading
Posted by: August 8, 2008
Tagged with: Surveys
Jun 5 2008
Lecture capture evaluation: report of the focus group
Leave a commentMethodology and design A focus group was conducted in place of the survey that has previously been used to evaluate video lectures. A series of open ended questions were devised in order to gather opinions about student experiences of lecture … Continue reading
Posted by: June 5, 2008
Tagged with: Lecture capture, Podcasting, Video
Feb 25 2008
Lab Group Day
Leave a commentOracle Building, Moorgate, 20 Feb 2008 This was a chance for various e-learning labs to show off their work and look for opportunities for collaboration. There were 16 labs represented in all, and chances to see 4 different presentations during … Continue reading
Posted by: February 25, 2008
Jan 29 2008
Horizons 2008
1 CommentThe annual Horizon reports from the New Media Consortium highlight emerging technologies that they believe are likely to impact on learning & teaching over the next 5 years. The 2008 Horizon Report (PDF) suggests the following are set to become … Continue reading
Posted by: January 29, 2008