1. Implementing Learning Technologies Into Curriculum Areas
Dave Foord
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2. What does the term ‘Learning Technologies’ mean to you?
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3. Learning Technologies
Interactive whiteboards.
Virtual Learning Environments (VLE)
Mobile phones or Tablets.
Video (e.g. YouTube).
Wearable technologies.

4. Learning Technologies
Examples include:
Interactive whiteboards.
Virtual Learning Environments (VLE)
Mobile phones or Tablets.
Video (e.g. YouTube).
Wearable technologies.
It is only a learning technology if it benefits the learning process!

5. What is blended learning?
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6. Technology enhanced classroom learning
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7. Distance learning – limited F2F
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8. Blended learning
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9. Return on Investment Learning value Time/Effort to create High Low Low

10. Using a blog as a collaborative activity: What are the main barriers to using learning technology in your organisation?
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13. Using video clips effectively: https://www.youtube.com/

14. Using video clips effectively:
Create a discussion activity around an existing clip.
Trim a clip to only show a small section of it.
Ask students to add captions to the clip, highlighting the key points.
Get students to create their own videos to explain a concept.

15. Trimming a video clip
Find the (rel=0) in the embed code, then add the correct start and end seconds immediately after it.
In a VLE
<iframe width="400" height="225" src=" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
In Wordpress
[youtube

16. Using Learning technologies

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