Hear about BYOD4L at the next MELSIG Event

There will be an opportunity to meet the people who led the successful BYOD4L course and find out how to run one yourself at the next MELSIG event hosted by Manchester Metropolitan University on 14th April Again the special focus for the event is Smart Device Learning. Be warned, it is now nearly full! Free registration here.

SmiLE! Smart Learning Environments for Smart Teaching

HEA STEM: SmiLE! Smart Learning Environments for Smart Teaching Date: 21 Mar 2014 Start Time: 12:00 pm Location/venue: Sheffield Hallam University, Aspect Court, City Campus, Howard Street Sheffield Smart technologies can promote autonomy, flexibility and innovation where individual academics are open to recognising and exploring the opportunity. Creative academic practitioners, using personal tablets and apps, are able to…

Call for MELSIG Webinar Presenters

We invite you to take part in our Media Enhanced Learning webinar series to share your ideas, practice and experience. MELSIG is running the series during Semester 2 2014 to reflect our broader interests around the innovative use of digital media for learning. We aim to run the webinars as 50 minute lunchtime sessions made…

BYOD4Learning course

Announcing a free new short course from MELSIG Dear colleague, We hope you had a wonderful break and the New Year started well for you. We would like to bring the following to your attention: The Media-Enhanced Learning Special Interest Group is offering the ‘Bring Your Own Device for Learning’ course (or short BYOD4L) 27-31…

Smart Devices for Learning #3

Following the success of the two previous MELSIG Special Focus events on how smart devices and apps can be used to enhance learning (#1 Sheffield and #2 Huddersfield), we are planning a third event with the Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (http://www.celt.mmu.ac.uk/) and the Leaning Innovation Unit (http://lrt.mmu.ac.uk/) at Manchester Metropolitan University on…

Horizon Reports

I thought it would be useful to add links to the last two New Media Consortium/EDUCAUSE Horizon Reports . If you are not familiar will these reports, they set out proposals for emerging technologies that innovative educators should be paying attention to. The 2012 report highlights Mobile Apps for learning The 2013 report highlights Tablet…