Digital education

What are we working on? – A short post to explain

Posted on 12 August 2014 by Dewi Parry

by Dewi ParryAs the guys are taking a well earned break this week, I thought I’d put a short post together about what we are doing, and in particular what […]

Getting to grips with video production

Posted on 8 August 2014 by Dewi Parry

by Dewi Parry Off the back of our conference visits this summer, it was clear that the use of video and the flipped classroom model have become important areas of […]

Peer Assessment – tell us what you really want.

Posted on 4 August 2014 by Allan Theophanides

by Allan Theophanides Until 'fairly' recently (the past 10 years or so) Peer Assessment has been considered very much a primary/further education practice. Many times I remember completing an exercise […]

Power of three and planning online content

Posted on 22 July 2014 by Catherine Emmett

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 […]

ELTT Summer Holiday: conference season

Posted on 16 July 2014 by Dewi Parry

by Dewi Parry Over the past couple of weeks, we've dusted off the suitcases and headed out of the office to parts of South Wales we hadn't visited for a […]

Using Digital Footprints to Improve Student Retention

Posted on 15 July 2014 by Allan Theophanides

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 […]

Thinking small: 3 tips for mobile learning

Posted on 4 July 2014 by Catherine Emmett

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 […]

4 ways to assess and learn: student created media

Posted on 29 June 2014 by Dewi Parry

by Dewi Parry Last week, I was going through (deleting!) my e-mails when I came across a really interesting thread of e-mails about student multimedia content production from the ALT […]

Confused about Copyright?

Posted on 21 June 2014 by Allan Theophanides

by Allan Theophanides It's safe to say that most people find copyright extremely confusing. With so many resources available just a search and a click away (and seemingly for free!) it's very […]

Flipped over Camtasia!

Posted on 12 June 2014 by Catherine Emmett

by Catherine Emmett This week a request came to us at ELTT to help with recording a presentation in a specific way using Camtasia. In this particular case, the module […]