Author name: Dr Simon Paul Atkinson (PFHEA)

30 years as an educational strategist, academic practitioner and developer, educational developer, educational technologist, and e-learning researcher. Simon is now an Educational Strategic Consultant. An experienced presenter and workshop facilitator. Previous roles include Head of Learning Design at the Open Polytechnic of New Zealand, Associate Dean for Teaching and Learning (BPP University), Academic Developer (London School of Economics), Director of Teaching and Learning (Massey University - College of Education), Head of Centre for Learning Development (University of Hull), Academic Developer (Open University UK)

Announcements

DiAL-e Framework Moving to WordPress

Thoughts, Idle and otherwise, Tools and Technology

Visual Rhetoric: Prezi explanantion

Thoughts, Idle and otherwise, Tools and Technology

See-Sick in Prezi: What place for visual rhetoric?

Research Projects

I,Object – museum objects returning to focus

Academic Professional Development, Research Projects, SOLE, Toolkit

Embodied and Embedded Guidance (SOLE v1.2)

Thoughts, Idle and otherwise

Lectures: Should they be Dialogue, Monologue or Soliloquy?

Conferences, Workshops, Meetings, Research Projects

Creating Interactive Visitor Experiences

Research Projects, SOLE

LAMS Learning Design Conference Presentation

DiAL-e, GloMaker, Research Projects

GloMaker patterns and DiAL-e framework

DiAL-e, GloMaker, Research Projects, SOLE

Joining the LSE and reviewing GloMaker

Research Projects, SOLE

Video Overview of SOLE Toolkit v1.1

Tools and Technology

Will Lightwork make a Mark?

Conferences, Workshops, Meetings

DEANZ 2010

Thoughts, Idle and otherwise

Difficult Conversations in Ivory Towers: University and Civil Society

Thoughts, Idle and otherwise

Reviewing participation at LAMS 2009 in Oxford with the DiAL-e

Research Projects, Tools and Technology

VoiceThread and evolving communication

Thoughts, Idle and otherwise

Talking about cognitive dissonance and structure

Thoughts, Idle and otherwise

Transferring practice to alternative contexts

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