When the BC Open Textbook Project began in 2012, the dream was to create 50 open textbooks in the top 40 highest-enrolled subject areas in the province.
The project has now grown to over 150 open textbooks, with another 10 titles recently being added to the collection.
Read more: 10 New Textbooks Added to the BC Open Textbook Collection
A new 'professional learning passport' for teachers and lecturers has gone live in Wales. The passport will help school and college staff record, monitor and reflect on their professional learning and development.
Read more: EWC launches the Professional Learning Passport in Wales
Article from MIT about their recent Workshop on Digital Education to provide an overview about the latest online technologies and their use for delivering content to students and providing students with practice and feedback.
Read more: Using educational technology to enhance student learning
A quick question, when was the last time you sat down, and asked your learners what they thought of your eLearning, and I don’t mean a quick smile sheet exercise, but some digging – identifying the opinions and feelings about what they experienced.
Well, Queen’s University Belfast have done just that with a group of students who are increasingly using eLearning during their 5 years of study.
Many public school districts don’t have the resources to partner with an education technology company to develop customized digital learning tools for their classrooms.
Read more: For ed-tech success, why schools use technology is just as important as how
Article from Learning & Development Professional discussing the opportunities presented to organisations by AR and VR.
Results of a study conducted with medical students at Queen’s University Belfast that explored the perceived obstacles to elearning engagement.
