The 40th Computers and Learning Research Group Annual Conference (17-18 June 2019 (Jennie Lee Building, The Open University) included a Show & TEL day with the following presentations:
- Andrea Berardi, Gareth Davies and Mark Gaved ARCLIGHT: Offline networked tools for collecting positive mental health stories in Guyana
- Venetia Brown, Trevor Collins and Nicholas Braithwaite Fostering a sense of community: The role of interactive web broadcasts to develop online learning communities in STEM
- Mike Sharples, Maria Aristeidou, Christothea Herodotou, Kevin McLeod and Eileen Scanlon Inquiry Learning at Scale: the nQuire Platform
The presentations of two books: “Practical Pedagogy” and “Artificial Intelligence in Education. Promise and Implications for Teaching and Learning”
The organisation of a Doctoral Consortium with Jenna Mittelmeier as the discussant and the following presentations:
- Jo Buxton Design for Collaborative Engagement: Exploring inclusivity in online collaborative learning for students with sensory impairments, a design-based research project.
- Irina Rets Assessing language barriers in online learning: The suitability of English language Open Educational Resources for non-native speakers
- Dimitrios Vogiatzis Examining adult learners’ use of Facebook for language learning purposes
- Jake Hilliard An exploration of students’ goals, appraisals and emotions in an online collaborative project
- Lesley Boyd Using technology-enabled learning networks to drive module improvements in STEM
- Ralph Mercer Speaking the Future: A Critical Futures Studies approach to the Technologies of Learning in Post-Compulsory Education
- Victoria Murphy Contradictions in Learning from Incidents
- Vasudha Chaudhari Role of technology in fostering self-regulated learning strategies of finance professionals during times of uncertainty
All the information about the conference can be found in our blog
The presentations of the conference are available at:
- OpenTEL (Including Martin Oliver keynote)
- Doctoral Consortium
- Languages and interaction (Including Linda Price Keynote)
- Professional Development and Innovation and methods