This podcast is about what a university needs to consider and implement when setting up presence on iTunesU for the first time. Issues discussed will touch on the management that goes into such an operation such as:
Audio file: Getting started with iTunesU
I’ve been researching into CMALT: Certified Membership of the Association for Learning Technology and just what’s involved. So here’s some information…
What is CMALT?
CMALT is a portfolio-based professional accreditation scheme developed by ALT to enable people whose work involves learning technology to:
CMALT holders are learning technology practitioners, teachers and researchers from across the educational and commercial sectors. The CMALT prospectus states “Learning technologists are people who are actively involved in managing, researching, supporting or enabling learning with the use of learning technology.”
What Does It Involve?
Completing a submission form and sending in a portfolio of work with defined criteria made up of Evidence in the form of Core areas of work, and Specialist option(s). This portfolio is then assessed by 2 assessors, one nominated by you (and approved by ALT); and one appointed by ALT.
What Are The Costs?
Certification Fee of £95
Certified annual Membership Fee £80
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