Learning Technology

The umbrella term "Learning Technology" is used on these pages to include:

Support for the training of Learning Technology specialists. TQEF funding is available to support the professional needs of the Learning Technologists on campus. Details and an application form can be downloaded.

The Web Tutor's Toolkit - Downloadable tools, examples and references for generating teaching websites

The new Learn Guides
    - part 1 of the new 3-part set is an update of the original Learn Guide and is used to support the Learn workshops.
   - part 2 of the series covers Teaching with the Web, including Strategies; Design; Problem solving; Online tutoring; Assessment; Resources and Evaluation
    - part 3 of the series documents the Special Features of Learn, including Peer Assessment, Tutorial records, the Online submission of work, and the CAA system.

CAL Launcher software - for Windows 2000 and XP only. This has been revised for 2003-4. If you have a personal copy of the CAL Launcher (rather than using a copy in a shared folder) you will need to replace it with this new version.

Iolis client files - The Iolis Law courseware package on the CAL server requires extra software to be installed on the user's PC. This is already done in the labs, but if you want to use Iolis from a PC in your office or room in hall, you need to download and install the client files. Also, if you are using Windows XP, you will then need to install this upgrade file.

The Secondment project – description of the project and resources for developing interactive Web pages for teaching

Innovations - Spreading best practice with our newsletter

Learning Technology materials @ Lboro - listing and accessing our resources

Usage statistics - measuring the impact of learning technology

Learning Technology services provided by Learning and Teaching Development

The Teaching and Learning "Yellow Pages" - a resources database for teachers and learners.

Bryan Dawson is the member of the Learning and Teaching Development team with primary responsibility for Learning Technology, with Myles Danson specialising in Computer Aided Assessment.