by Christopher John (guest blogger) Chris is the E-learning Officer for the Masters in Educational Practice (MEP) programme, a bilingual Welsh Government Masters programme available to all Newly Qualified Teachers in Wales, based in the Cardiff School of Social Sciences.E For me one of the greatest advantages of HTML5 has been the introduction of the application cache, less well known Read more
by Catherine Emmett Recently, our colleagues in the PgCUTL (Postgraduate Certificate in University Teaching and Learning) team talked about the possibility of a Brown Bag lunch related to using BoB materials in teaching. (Thanks to Fiona Morgan and Clare Kell for copying us in on this one.) If you haven’t come across BoB before, it Read more
Our ELTT mailbox has been pretty full lately with queries about the showcase event we’ve advertised. So first just a reminder, if you’re interested in it, then details and booking can be found at the following links: Thursday 18th September in John Percival 0.01 at 12pm. Book here. Tuesday 23rd September in Glamorgan 0.85 at Read more
by Catherine Emmett It’s long been considered that there are many interesting things that come in threes. Throughout history, in just about every area of life, people have shared knowledge about the power of three. Here’s a few examples. English Literature: the ‘rule of three’ is used to make a powerful impact in writing; it’s Read more
by Allan Theophanides I recently received a query asking the team whether there are any facilities within Learning Central that can track student online engagement. This is a good question and a very useful function, particularly for distance and e-learning courses. It can also can prove useful over the Summer holiday, so I thought for Read more
by Catherine Emmett Whilst doing some research for a workshop last week, I was struck by a statistic from the Welcome to Cardiff survey carried out with undergraduate students. Students in the survey were asked to indicate what kind of mobile phone they brought with them to University. Did you know…? 91% of the 2013 Read more
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