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“If you managed to cover the absences of staff successfully last semester, are you maybe just over staffed?” If you
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There are many courses out there that do a great job of teaching manual, dexterity and physical capabilities. From bricklaying,
Let’s talk about the skills required of learning designers, or instructional designers. Context makes all the difference. Learning design in
The FLANZ webinar ‘Is the Future of Education Inevitably Going to be Digital First?’, held 6th November 2020, was a
We need to continue to move away from seeing tertiary education as the imparting knowledge and see it rather as
I have been rather busy of late, so this is a rather delayed post from an interview done in June
On April 27th I had the pleasure of sharing a virtual platform with Alan Tait (Open University UK), hosted by
I believe it is important to design learning from the learners perspective. That means learning that is both relevant, meaningful
In this short video (5’52”), Simon touches on three basic principles of programming assessments. The first is that it should
This short lecture (10’22”) presents the fundamentals of assessment for learning. Often referred to as formative assessment, I prefer
This short lecture covers the essential details of deep, surface and strategic learning as described by Marton & Säljö. (1976).
This excerpt (8’30”) is from the ‘wrap-up closing keynote delivered by Simon Atkinson at the Estonian e-Universities Conference held in
In this short lecture (9’38”), Simon outlines the basic structure of sound assessment. Describing reliability, validity, and fairness in assessment