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OTTERs, DUCKLINGs and other creatures at ALT-C 2010

ILI Leicester wrote 2 years ago: Between 7 and 9 September 2010, colleagues from all projects at Beyond Distance attended the ALT-C a … more →

Tags: duckling, otter, oer, OERs, Conference, ALT-C, ostrich, Tiger

iPad – initial thoughts from ALT-C 20101 comment

guy75 wrote 2 years ago: So having spent three days at the ALT-C learning technology conference my first considered thought i … more →

Tags: iPad 2, iPad, iPhone

ALT-C - some final reflections1 comment

petertinson wrote 2 years ago: Finally some overall reflections on the ALT-C conference. It has been a couple of years since I last … more →

Tags: Uncategorized

The Lecture is... ALT-C Reflections

James Clay wrote 2 years ago: The ALT Conference is always a good conference to challenge your assumptions, make new discoveries a … more →

Tags: Dave White, Donald Clark, Lecture

Towards a mobile architecture of participation3 comments

fred6368 wrote 2 years ago: ALT-C 2010 Fred and I have been wondering for some time how to represent the ways in which mobiles a … more →

Tags: Architecture of Participation, Learner Generated Contexts, Mobile, ALT-C, Thomas Cochrane, mLearning, mlearning integration, mobile architecture of participation

Just for fun...4 comments

James Clay wrote 2 years ago: Just for fun… WordPress video I was going to do more with this, but my editing skills and lack … more →

Tags: humour

ALTC - Initial Reactions

ariensblog wrote 2 years ago: Well the grand plan to post each day to try and keep track of my thoughts but it was all far too bus … more →

Tags: E-learning, ALT-C, Reaction, eLearning

Additional Thoughts on Generating a Persistent Context from an Event Tag4 comments

Tony Hirst wrote 2 years ago: In Deriving a Persistent EdTech Context from the ALTC2010 Twitter Backchannel (aka ‘From commu … more →

Tags: Thinkses

The student is mobile1 comment

petertinson wrote 2 years ago: One of the presentations today at ALT-C focused on an analysis of student use of mobile phones as pa … more →

Tags: Uncategorized

Deriving a Persistent EdTech Context from the ALTC2010 Twitter Backchannel16 comments

Tony Hirst wrote 2 years ago: So you’ve been to an event where everyone was tweeting, and now what? That stuff’s all i … more →

Tags: Tinkering, visualisation, Gephi

Facilitating intelligent learning design - LDSE workshop1 comment

afsteed wrote 2 years ago: Guiding teachers through a process of conscious, considered learning design is a daily challenge for … more →

Tags: Uncategorized

ALT-C 2010 Day #22 comments

James Clay wrote 2 years ago: So it’s day two of ALT-C here in Nottingham. It’s another very busy day with lots on. First up I am … more →

Tags: Conference

The lecture is dead...4 comments

petertinson wrote 2 years ago: The opening keynote from Donald Clark at ALT-C provoked a great deal of feedback on the Twitter back … more →

Tags: Uncategorized

Should lectures be banned?12 comments

Martin wrote 2 years ago: I’ve just been listening to Donald Clark at the #altc2010 conference in Nottingham.  His keyno … more →

Tags: Lecture & Seminar, INTERNET / ONLINE, Lectures 2, Nottingham, ALT-C, Conference, Donald Clark

The lecture is dead

James Clay wrote 2 years ago: Donald Clark opened the ALT 2010 Conference with a controversial keynote on the lecture. This keynot … more →

Tags: Conference, Donald Clark, Lecture

Too Much of a Good Thing

ariensblog wrote 2 years ago: The Conference programme. Now I know its not just me that finds their anticipation of a conference r … more →

Tags: Conference

ALT-C 2010 Day #1

James Clay wrote 2 years ago: So it’s Tuesday the 7th September and I am in Nottingham for ALT-C. It’s a very busy day with lots o … more →

Tags: Conference

ALT-C 2010 Day #0

James Clay wrote 2 years ago: So it’s Monday and I am off to Nottingham for ALT-C. For FE this is a particularly busy time and as … more →

Tags: Conference, Nottingham

ALT-C 2010

Ashley Wright wrote 2 years ago: Setting off for ALT-C Later today. Looking forward to it as usual, especially the discussions around … more →

Tags: Mobile, Lecture Capture, Tablet


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