[:en]A while ago, I came across a website (via twitter, incidentally) called Learning Wheel. This particular site is a community site where you can collaborate and share resources or technology that can be used to enhance your teaching or professional development. Each wheel is split into 4 sections and each section has a series ofContinue reading “[:en]Looking for inspiration in your teaching?[:]”
Tag Archives: technology
Bett 2017
[:en]I last week was fortunate to go to Bett 2017. I have been going to Bett, which I know as the British Educational Training and Technology Show, for 13 years! To me, it is the place to showcase and, or, explore the use of information technology in education. Although that can still be said toContinue reading “Bett 2017”
[:en]IT Month update – Blended Learning and Making E-lectures[:]
[:en]Today’s session was a very interesting presentation and workshop from Paul Holland and Rhian Kerton called Blended Learning and Making E-lectures. Paul attended last year’s IT month sessions and particularly enjoyed the session on Campus Pack where he was inspired to develop his Blackboard lecture material. Together the pair has developed a range of materialContinue reading “[:en]IT Month update – Blended Learning and Making E-lectures[:]”
To Click or not to Click?
[:en] …that is the question. Today’s session led us to the Bay campus, where we were fortunate enough to be the first group to use the new PC labs. Unfortunately it did mean that we were unable to provide live streaming as the AV equipment wasn’t fully operational. There’s always a next time! The sessionContinue reading “To Click or not to Click?”
[:en]Intro to Blackboard session 9th September 2015[:]
[:en] Having spent most of the previous week fretting and being unreasonable to friends and family due to nerves at the prospect of being streamed live to the Universe University (it just felt like the Universe), this was actually OK ! I forgot a few things, I said a few things wrong and had toContinue reading “[:en]Intro to Blackboard session 9th September 2015[:]”
SALT’s Top Ten Tools
[:en]Every year Jane Hart (http://janehart.com ), founder of the Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies, compiles the Top 100 Tools for Learning. The 2014 Annual Learning Tools Survey comprised votes from 1038 learning professionals across 61 countries. (2015 survey closes on 18th September 2015 http://c4lpt.co.uk/top100tools/voting/). So to kick off our technology for teaching month eachContinue reading “SALT’s Top Ten Tools”
Do you need more SALT in your diet?
[:en] Book a Session Here On Tuesday 8/9 our September events kick off as we share our top ten most often used tools. Sometimes we don’t have time to mess about learning new software and even wonder what half the tools do on the software that we do use. If that rings a bell then read Simon’sContinue reading “Do you need more SALT in your diet?”
[:en]Live stream for September IT Events[:]
[:en]Remember that if you can’t attend the Make one Change Events for September ‘Making IT Resources Work for Your Students’, you can always watch the live stream which will be posted daily here on the blog and on our Twitter feed #susaltit #susaltlive. You can participate from your desk by using the Twitter feed #susaltlive to ask questions during the session. YouContinue reading “[:en]Live stream for September IT Events[:]”
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Twelve Technology Tools for Teaching
[:en] Tue 8 September SALT’s Top 10 online applications – we will send a list of our personal favourites, generated from Jane Hart’s 2014 the Top 100 Tools for Learning. The following tools are those that will help you get organised for your lectures as painlessly as possible, providing the best opportunities for student engagement. WedContinue reading “Twelve Technology Tools for Teaching”