Issue 17 July 2009   Tuesday, July 28, 2009 ISSN 1748-3603 Feature article A systems approach to e-learning Case studies Learning on the go with an iPod Touch Conference reviews Second ILT Champions informal conference Project updates EduApps: it's the environment, stupid In my opinion Open opportunities, open threats? Digital Britain sees digital inclusion emerging from the chrysalis Digital Britain: Carter's charter for luvvies & lawyers Advocacy for scholarly communication ALT news Chief Executive's report Professor Robin Mason: 1945 - 2009 Privacy policy ALT Website ALT-N online Issue 16 May 2009 May 11, 2009 Issue 15 January 2009 January 30, 2009 Issue 14 October 2008 November 4, 2008 Issue 13 July 2008 July 21, 2008 Issue 12 May 2008 May 6, 2008 More Issues » In this edition by Morag Munro Read More »   Chief Executive's report by Seb Schmoller Read More »   Professor Robin Mason: 1945 - 2009 Robin Mason's friends and colleagues reflect on her significant contributions to the learning technology field. Read More »   Open opportunities, open threats? by Derek Morrison Derek Morrison explores the rush to procure virtual learning environments, and the subsequent agonising over lock-in, costs, advantages and disadvantages. Read More »   EduApps: it's the environment, stupid by Martin Hawksey, Kenji Lamb, Craig Mill and Sarah Price EduApps extends the already successful AccessApps philosophy of free portable software in your pocket.   Read More »   Digital Britain sees digital inclusion emerging from the chrysalis by Helen Milner Helen Milner considers the Digital Britain report from the point of view of digital inclusion, and argues that people need as much investment as pipes if Britain 2.0 is going to be Great. Read More »   Digital Britain: Carter's charter for luvvies & lawyers by Donald Clark Donald Clark provides a frank critique of Lord Carter's Digital Britain report. Read More »   A systems approach to e-learning by John Davis John Davis discusses how 'systems thinking' has impacted his approach to directing e-learning at the University of Bristol. Read More »   Learning on the go with an iPod Touch by Timos Almpanis and Stewart Bruce-Low Timos Almpanis and Stewart Bruce-Low summarise the findings from a small-scale case study on using the iPod Touch for learning. Read More »   Advocacy for scholarly communication by Keith G Jeffery Why is there so little effective take-up of the scholarly digital space? Keith Jeffery argues that clearer advocacy linked to emerging tools would be effective, but only if it acknowledges benefits to the higher education community. Read More »   Second ILT Champions informal conference by James Clay James Clay reports on the second ILT Champions Informal Conference, which took place at Gloucestershire College in April. Read More »   2008/9 Jennifer Burke award for innovation in teaching and learning by Morag Munro and Jen Harvey The winner of the Jennifer Burke Award for Innovation in Teaching and Learning is announced. Read More »   Published quarterly (January, April, July, October) by the Association for Learning Technology The views expressed in this newsletter are the authors' own and not necessarily those of the Association for Learning Technology. This page conforms to the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (Priority 1).

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