Last week, I was kindly invited by Dr Jo-Anne Murray to present some ideas to the MVLS TELT group on e-learning evaluation and scholarship. MVLS is already doing a lot of great work in this area, and the purpose of the talk was to celebrate and identify ways to build on existing good practice. As… Continue reading →
Last month, I had the privilege of participating in two ELESIG (Evaluation of e-Learner Experience Special Interest Group) events, at UCL (ELESIG London) and St Andrews University (ELESIG Scotland), and an M25 Learning Technology Group meeting, also held in UCL. ELESIG London (‘Come Evaluate with me’) on 11th November was organised by Leo Havemann from Birkbeck… Continue reading →
On 6th July, the University of Glasgow hosted the inaugural meeting of ELESIG Scotland. ELESIG was established in 2008 by Professor Rhona Sharpe and colleagues as a special interest group for the evaluation of e-learner experiences “to build capacity for undertaking evaluations and investigations of learners’ experiences of using technology in education”. The Scottish launch… Continue reading →