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Strong LKL Presence at ALT-C |
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Wednesday, 07 September 2011 |
 The LKL was well represented at the annual Association for Learning Technology Conference, this year at the University of Leeds. LKL people ran a workshop, showcased an e-poster plus Pecha-Kucha-style presentation, were involved in ALT operations, and staffed the TLRP-TEL booth.
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Imagine the Future of Learning |
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Monday, 15 August 2011 |
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 Pearson have launched a competition called innov8 that "aims to engage learners,
educators,†designers and developers, technology enthusiasts, games
creators, innovators and†anyone with an interest in ensuring that
technology is used in new and exciting ways†to engage and inspire
learners". Come to the competition briefing at the LKL on 6 October!
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Dr Martin Oliver awarded in National Teaching Fellowship Scheme |
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Thursday, 28 July 2011 |
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 LKL's Dr Martin Oliver, an academic from the Institute of
Education with a unique approach to technology in learning, has received an
award in the National Teaching Fellowship Scheme 2011.
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Early Years and Technology |
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Wednesday, 13 July 2011 |
 In March this year, Andrew Manches hosted a workshop for twenty international researchers to discuss the role of digital technology for Early Years Learning at the second STELLAR Alpine Rendez-Vous in France. A summary white paper of this workshop and the concluding challenges identified is now available - Early Years and Technology: The design and evaluation of technologies to support young children's learning - White Paper
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"iBats", an†iPhone/Android†application for use by citizen scientists |
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Wednesday, 29 June 2011 |
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Mobile applications have a significant potential to engage learners as "citizen scientists", enhancing links between research in academia and the general public. Dr Brock Craft and Dr George Roussos, working in collaboration with the Institute of Zoology, and Atomic Powered,†have developed "iBats", an†iPhone/Android†application for use by citizen scientists participating in the Indicator Bats Programme. This research programme tracks bat populations globally by monitoring sounds bats make to navigate and find food. Volunteers around the world can use the iBats app and a special microphone to collect bat sounds for analysis by the scientific research team at Institute of Zoology. You can download the iPhone app from the iTunes App Store and the Android App from the iBats website.
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