Tag: e-learning

Full circle: Returning to Politics at Warwick

Having recently migrated this website from Blogger to WordPress, I thought it would be worth posting a quick blog update covering my recent job move! At the end of September I said farewell to nearly 6 years working at the University of Nottingham, where I've been an e-Learning Developer for the AgriFood Training Partnership initiative. … Continue reading Full circle: Returning to Politics at Warwick →

Event roundup: ALT Conference 2016 (#altc)

During 6-8th September 2016 I attended the Association for Learning Technology (ALT) conference for the first time, held at my alma mater University of Warwick.  I've had my eye on the conference for a number of years as it is arguably the biggest conference of its kind in the UK, but the time-commitment and conference … Continue reading Event roundup: ALT Conference 2016 (#altc) →

The Xerte Project: Annual General Meeting 2012

The Xerte Project provides a full suite of open source tools for e-learning developers and content authors to produce interactive learning materials. Recently I attended the Xerte Project's Annual General Meeting to hear about the latest developments. On 10th October 2012 I attended the 'Xerte AGM', held at the East Midlands Conference Centre at the … Continue reading The Xerte Project: Annual General Meeting 2012 →

The ‘Content vs. Presentation’ debate

It's a long-running issue in many areas of creative media - which should be prioritised: content or presentation? In other words, is it more important to have accurate, relevant and high-quality content, or should we dedicate more time to the design and delivery of a particular piece of media? I feel this issue applies to … Continue reading The ‘Content vs. Presentation’ debate →