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Monthly Archives: April 2014

Invitations – forthcoming events, webinars, book

Our next event… MELSIG will be changing focus slightly for an event focused on ‘Social Media for Learning’ to be hosted by Liverpool John Moores University on 3 June 2014. Registration is not open yet but will be announced here and on twitter (#melsig, #LJMU) by @melsiguk. The programme is emerging and will follow a…

April 15, 2014 in About, Events, Publications, Uncategorized.

Free University of Manchester webinar: Teaching interactively using Nearpod

I think this invitation from Cathy Thomas-Varcoe will be of interest to MELSIG members. If you have similar offers let us know via the melsig@jiscmail.ac.uk list. The Manchester Distance Learning Network is pleased to present this online webinar, which will be presented by Ella Sherman from Nearpod using Fuze Meeting. Date: Wednesday, 14 May 2014 from 13:00 to…

April 4, 2014 in Events, Uncategorized.

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