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Technology mediated society

Learning with e's

Photo source: Lyncconf Games on Flickr The rapid spread of the Coronavirus and the subsequent social lock-downs by many governments has meant that technology has been thrust to the forefront in many of our daily human activities. This might normally be music to the ears of yer regular humanist, but such gloating would be premature.

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Issue-based projects increase student engagement

TechSmith Camtasia

Photo courtesy of Visual Maintenance. Photo courtesy of Manchester Library. Each project block also has a digital element, including PSA’s, Pixton study guides, music videos, social media campaigns, and docu‘mini’ries. Photo courtesy of flyingsinger. Hmm.challenge accepted, Mr. Duncan. Was I nervous in the beginning?

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Community Engagement, COVID-19 and Big hART – the promises we must keep

Kadenze

Photo by Leith Alexander, courtesy of Big hART. This is what Big hART provides – engagement, self-expression through music, video, photography, animation, dance, an expression of their story, building agency, visibility and safety. Photo by Leith Alexander, courtesy of Big hART. NEO Learning Workshop.

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#40years of educational technology: Games

Learning with e's

Many of the best selling video games have been appropriated for classroom learning, including Guitar Hero (used to teach a number of curriculum subjects, not just music), Sim City (Maths), World of Warcraft (Literature) and Grand Theft Auto (remarkably, used to teach citizenship). Unported License.

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#40years of educational technology: Games

Learning with e's

Many of the best selling video games have been appropriated for classroom learning, including Guitar Hero (used to teach a number of curriculum subjects, not just music), Sim City (Maths), World of Warcraft (Literature) and Grand Theft Auto (remarkably, used to teach citizenship). Unported License.

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Our digital future 11: AI enhanced course design

Learning with e's

Photo by Andras Vas on unsplash Previous posts in this series have highlighted the importance of human intelligence and emotion in education. Rather, it is the persistent assumption that 'grading' is paramount for the measurement of student understanding, and that we should focus the power of AI to support this kind of pedagogy.

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The Red House opens

Learning with e's

Instead of classrooms, the school features studios and other open, flexible and creative spaces. As one might expect, dance, music, drama and other expressive arts feature largely in the school curriculum. This is almost a metaphor for the fight it has endured against its critics. Unported License.

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