Technology-Enhanced Professional Learning
Gail Wilson commented on Dane Lukic's event 'Developing apps for professional and student learning: The Leeds story'
Evelyn McELhinney commented on Dane Lukic's event 'Developing apps for professional and student learning: The Leeds story'Registrations now open for the TEPL Challenge 8 event: Theoretical perspectives on professional learning. To register fill in your details here
Welcome to the HEA Technology-Enhanced Professional Learning Special Interest Group (TEPL SIG) (previous HEA Supporting Sustainable eLearning Forum SIG). The mission of TEPL SIG is to provide a platform for exploration and debate of ideas and findings arising from research in technology-enhanced professional learning and their application in learning practice both in the Higher Education and in other types of organisations.
TEPL SIG addresses professional learning in two ways. Firstly, through promoting dialogue between researchers and practitioners active in the field of technology-enhanced professional learning, in order to bridge the gap between theory and practice. Secondly, TEPL facilitates capacity building by providing opportunities for early-stage researchers to meet and work with leading researchers and practitioners in the field of TEL.
The recording of the TEPL Webinar 2 with Isobel Falconer and Lou McGill held on 21st of February is now available at the link:
http://gcal.adobeconnect.com/p3xtnq9hrqm/
You cna also check more of the discussion and resoruces from the webianar at the OER EValuation adn Synthesis blog here.
Have a nice and…
ContinuePosted by Caledonian Academy on March 9, 2012 at 14:32
On the 16th of December 2011 we held the TEPL Challenge 8 seminar at the University of Brighton, with Professor Els Boshuizen, CELSTEC, Open University of the Netherlands as the keynote speaker. The topic of the seminar was ‘Theoretical perspectives on professional learning ‘.
Here you can find the recording of the keynote seminar (the first few minutes of the presentation are missing…
ContinuePosted by Caledonian Academy on December 20, 2011 at 18:34
Dear TEPL members,
I am Nino Pataraia, a PhD candidate at the Caledonian Academy, Glasgow Caledonian University. I am researching how networks support academics in changing their teaching practices and learning about different educational practices.
If you are an academic teaching in a UK-based university, I would like to invite you to participate in a survey "Your Personal Networks" which can be accessed at…
ContinuePosted by Nina Pataraia on December 19, 2011 at 17:49
Hi All,
Nancy Davies and myself were fortunate enough to receive a small grant from TEPL earlier in 2011 to create mobile apps from our series of educational CPD resources LITE BITEs.( http://www.leeds.ac.uk/medicine/prof_dev/free.html) Thank you TEPL! We are going to create a "how to make your own short educational app" guide which will be available on the TEPL website and also host a free workshop here at the…
ContinuePosted by Ceridwen Coulby on December 15, 2011 at 15:51 — 2 Comments
In preparaiton for the Webinar 1 with 'Engaging staff critically and creatively in technology-enhanced learning' with Keith…Continue
Tags: pre-event, webinar, TEPL
Started by Caledonian Academy. Last reply by Anoush Margaryan Sep 5, 2011.
As a form of pre-activity in preparation for Challenge 4: Learning for the Future. 'Connections, Clouds, Things, and…Continue
Tags: pre-activity, Challenge4
Started by Caledonian Academy. Last reply by Walter Patterson Dec 8, 2010.
In addition to the article we have posted we had a few questions for you. Please answer before the event.What interested you to attend…Continue
Tags: pre-activity, Challenge3
Started by Dane Lukic. Last reply by George Roberts Sep 17, 2010.
Dear all,Thank you for attending the event Learning and assessment 'born digital' on the 25th of June. We had some very interesting dicussions during the event. What was most interesting is that…Continue
Tags: Challenge2, practice, learning, assessment
Started by Dane Lukic Jul 5, 2010.
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