Monthly Archives: January 2012

H808 Diversity in e-Learning (5.2)

Posted on January 18, 2012 by Rob Farrow

For this assignment we have been asked to get a sense of the diversity of those involved in the profession of elearning by looking at job opportunities in the field via jobs.ac.uk and conference announcements on ALT-C. At the time … Continue reading →

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H808 Professional Values (7.1)

Posted on January 17, 2012 by Rob Farrow

CMALT stands for Certified Membership of the Association for Learning Technology .  “CMALT is a portfolio-based professional accreditation scheme developed by ALT to enable people whose work involves learning technology to: have their experience and capabilities certified by peers; demonstrate … Continue reading →

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From Philosophy to Blogging

Posted on January 17, 2012 by Rob Farrow

An interesting conversation between David Roberts (Grist), Andrew Sullivan (The Daily Beast), and Matthew Yglesias (Slate).  Organized and chaired by Andrew Light (Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy)

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