Ghosts in the machine? E-learning myths and legends

Kiteley, Robin J. (2006) Ghosts in the machine? E-learning myths and legends. In: Teaching and Learning Conference 2006: A Future Envisioned: A Future Arrived, 15th September 2006, University of Huddersfield. (Unpublished)

Abstract

Aim - This interactive session aims to explore and challenge some of the prevailing myths and preconceptions
that persist around e-learning and offer examples of innovative practice drawn from across the University.
Participants will be issued with interactive voting pads which they will be asked to use in order to respond to
questions and express opinions.
Objectives - Following the session the participants will be able to:
• have a broader appreciation of how learning technologies can be used to enhance learning and teaching
practices;
• have a greater understanding of the role of Learning Technology Advisers and recognise their potential to
assist in the development of learning technology projects;
• have hands-on experience of using innovative, electronic voting pad technology as a means of actively
participating in a group session.
(Details of how this technology can be deployed in a learning and teaching session will be made available
for participants to take away although this session is not intended as a ‘how to…’ guide for voting pads).

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