And finally, we’d just like to say a massive thank you to everyone who’s listened over the last 6 months. We hope you had as much fun listening to us as we did making the recordings.
We’d also like to say a massive thank you to all of our guests who gave up their Friday afternoons to sit in a small recording studio with a bunch of over excited geeks - you made the show what it was and we cannot thank you enough.
We’ll be back soon with Season 2 & hope you’ll join us as we continue our podcasting adventure.
All the very best.
Paul, Carl, Elizabeth, Lyndsey & Amanda.
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Episode 15 - Using Technology to create online, distance learning courses.
Album
Season 1
Artist
Electric Sheep
Run time: 47 minutes
Presenters: Paul Andrews & Carl Sykes
Special guest: Steve Biggs - Project Tutor for the Engineering Work Based Learning Programme in Energy Management
If you’d like to learn more about various tools and technologies which can support users various accessibility requirements, then you may like to take a look at a special PDF which Jamie kindly put together - you can download it here.
And finally…
Paul mentioned that he’d delivered a webinar on free Android and Apple apps for education, you can watch it below if you so wish.
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Episode 12: The role of technology in Education & Social Sciences.
Album
Season 1
Artist
Electric Sheep
Episode 12: The role of technology in Education & Social Sciences.
Run time: 59 minutes
Presenters: Paul Andrews, Carl Sykes & Dr Carl Peters (Dean of the Faculty of Education and Social Sciences at the University of Wales, Newport)
Carl mentioned the inspirational talk given by Sugata Mitra and his “Hole in the wall” projects, here’s the talk Sugata gave at TED on the same subject, it’s well worth a watch.
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Episode 9: Using technology to support staff development & training.
Album
Season 1
Artist
Electric Sheep
Episode 9: Using technology to support staff development & training.
Run time: 46 minutes
Presenters: Paul Andrews & Elizabeth Jones.
Special guest: Dawn Ripley - Staff Development and Training Officer, University of Wales, Newport.
38:50 - myHR (a bespoke system used within the University of Wales, Newport)
45:32 - Outtro
And finally:
If you’d like to listen to the presentation Paul gave at Lincoln University on getting started with Open Educational Resources, then you can do so via the video below: