ALT Mentions

ALT Mentions

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ALT Mentions episodes

  • TEL Tale 7 - Now That’s What I Call Technology

    Recorded at Basement Snaxx, an underground coffee shop in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. The episode features a poet called Hester Dowling performing, and also Pip with a poem about technology. We also interview Amelia, organiser of the Open Mic event called Namaste a While.

    10 min
  • Ep8 - Getting the word out there with Gasta (Tom Farrelly part 2)

    Gasta talks allow presenters 5 minutes, and 5 minutes only to speak, which means being economical with your words and getting to the point. In his unique style Tom creates buzz and energy by getting the audience to help count in and count out the presenters so they keep to time. Gasta has been running at ALT-C for the past few years and we continue our chat with him by asking what Gasta means and how to run one.

    Tom's blog - https://farrellytom.wordpress.com/
    @TomFarrelly

    28 min
  • Ep 7 - Putting the 'L' back into VLE (Tom Farrelly)

    Interview with Tom Farrelly (1 of 2) who's passionate about helping educators use technology to help learning rather than using technology for the sake of using technology. His recent research involves tracking open access publishing in a selection of hybrid Educational Technology journal articles. What types of open access are most common and how 'open' are Free (aka Bronze open access) journal articles?

    @TomFarrelly

    https://farrellytom.wordpress.com/

    #altmentions

    30 min
  • TEL Tales 4 - Make Tech Great Again

    In this experimental TEL Tale Pip's on holiday... with no WiFi. It's like being in 1995 all over again (if you're old enough to remember;). What should Pip do? 

    1 - Alligators

    2 - New Orleans Museum

    3 - Voodoo Museum 

    Vote now at https://forms.gle/53fEPWkwSAKU71SJA

    5 min

About ALT Mentions

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We discuss Edtech, aiming to engage ALT members and help the community. Hosted by Pip and Neil, our views are our own and we support the ALT unofficially.