Professor Andrew Burn has succeeded in a bid to the Arts and Humanities Digital Transformations programme to develop a game- authoring pack based on Shakespeare's The Tempest. The project is a collaboration with Shakespeare's Globe and Immersive Education Ltd.
Also the British Film Institute, the the IOE (Professor Andrew Burn) and Film Education have won a contract from the European Commission to study the state of film education across all member states.
Professor Andrew Burn and Dr John Potter have won £56k from First Light to make and research young people's film-making in London, Cambridge and Sheffield. The project is a collaboration with the BFI, the Sheffield Showroom, the University of Leeds, the Cambridge Film Consortium, and the Cambridge-based machinima company
We are pleased to announce an exciting new series of specialised professional
development short courses in Media and ICT Education, all
taking place at the London Knowledge Lab during the spring/summer term of 2012.
These specialised courses offer learning and developmental opportunities drawn from the range of practice and ...
28th November saw Lord Jim Knight visit the London Knowledge Lab to give a talk on 'Personal Technology - the opportunity for one-to-one in class and at home' (read on to access the recording). The talk was followed by questions and discussion with the delegates who included a group of visitors to LKL from Denmark. Lord Knight's previous roles in the last Labour government included Minister for Schools and Minister for Employment.
Professor Celia Hoyles OBE of the London Knowledge Lab, Institute of Education was yesterday honoured by Sheffield Hallam University.
Celia was awarded an honorary doctorate for her role as a champion of maths education in the UK.
Further infomrmation can be found in this article Maths champion adds doctorate to her achievements .
