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F-ALT planning
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meeting up, getting badges, talking through sessions,
warm up session - finalising dates, times & sessions |
Tuesday 7th |
First coffee break (morning) |
Where the coffee is |
Volunteers please!
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A potentially lovely evening slot for people arriving on the Monday evening. Last year we kicked off with a frankly amazing post-digital session.
At the risk of spoiling a potentially lovely evening can I suggest a debate on open education and critical pedagogies
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Monday 6th |
8pm (suggested) |
A bar - numbers may be dependent on venue |
Volunteers please!
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? Terry Wassall (would love too but can't make it until Wednesday. Désolé)
?Joss Winn
? Richard Hall - would love to but won't be back from Edinburgh in time - can we shift this? Who cares about edubloggers anyway? *they* are too institutionalised.
? Frances Bell
? Drew Buddy
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| Tues 7 Sept |
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Discussion about lecture recording
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Many of us in the LT community are currently involved in deploying lecture capture solutions in our Institutions, often driven by management. But many of us also feel that lecture capture is fraught with issues - both in terms of the very real and practical ones such as copyright, IPR etc, but equally or more importantly, have grave reservations about it pedagogically. So - Is it just a naive wste of time? Is it a cynical ploy by management to cut labour costs? Or is it something that we as Learning Technologists can turn to good ends despite its apparent short comings. We are the only people who can do this - so where do we go next?
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Tues 7 Sept |
6pm-ish |
Keeping this simple - we're just going to the conference centre bar
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Hosts:
Eoin McDonnell
Graham McElearney
Coming?
Mary Jacob
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| Edubloggers Meetup |
6th Annual edublogging meetup & the alternative social. Everyone interested in blogging & the social web for education welcome. Usually some speakers, arguments etc
This years topic is 'edtech in the time of the Con-Lib coalition'
- this can be voted down if more people would like to see the open ed debate here. let us know!
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Tuesday 7 Sept |
8pm onwards |
Off campus
The Cast Bar back room (attached to the Playhouse, Nottingham City Centre).
Note: wifi is available. You can find food here or nearby as well.
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Hosts:
Josie Fraser
Graham Attwell
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Speakers:
Helen Beetham?
Richard Hall?
Scott Wilson (if I can make it...)
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Is the death of New Labour too obvious? b/c I think the e-learning agenda has *been* the NL agenda - modernising, technocratic, standards-driven, apparently progressive, 'digital economy' etc... and if so, where does that leave us now? (HB)
- Perfect! Added above
Whereas the PLE agenda could be seen as (Classic) Liberal and Libertarian - so how would it fit in a Con-Lib policy agenda? Would Adam Smith and John Stuart Mill advocated PLEs? (SW)
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Tues 7 Sept |
After dinner - 8pm? |
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Lunch Time
There doesn't seem to be an official dinner time on Weds? 1pm - 2pm?
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Digital Literacy catchup - any one interested in the UK/international digital literacy agenda |
Wed 8 Sept |
1-2pm |
Main Dining room |
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Josie Fraser
Fred Garnett
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Lots of us will be going to the official dinner. Usually an alternative will be organised. Late night stuff for the hardcore not presenting on Thurs morning.
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Alternative dinner arrangements here: http://falt.pbworks.com/M25+F-ALT-D |
Wed 8 Sept |
8pm-onwards |
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Thursday 9 Sept |
2pm - after lunch on the last day |
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move to date time order, or if wiki-uncertain, put in a date and time and someone will move it for you. Depending on venue we maybe able to run lunch time/break time slots/slams/alternative exhibition
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It's traditional to suggest the death of something. I'd happily argue Personalisation is dead this year. Anyone disagree?
Yep - sadly it's alive and well, and kicking me in the nuts. Happy to help kill it off tho. (RH)
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Josie Fraser
Richard Hall
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I'm thinking of a debate around the notion that social network spaces do not act as genuine networks beyond a small core of 'friends' (loosely based on the Dunbar number). Beyond this they run on a broadcast paradigm with a false promise of contact. This is amplified by the insurgence of 'beautiful people' who have signed up because they see the broadcast potential. I would argue that the nuances of 'Digital Literacy' boil down to a fairly basic micro-celebertory approach and personal brand management. Social Media spaces are now merely a reflection of the hollow values we see in evidence in society as a whole. (I'd be happy to put 'death' in the title of this if I can figure out a good one :) (DW)
lol keep something back fr the argument Dave :) I'm happy to completely disagree with you on this one (JF) I'm so confident on this one that I'm showing all my workings... Some point on the Tuesday evening would be good for this one I think. You would be a worthy and highly appropriate opponent :) (DW)
How about combining this with digital literacies and scheduling for Monday evening? What do you think HB and DW? As usual I'd like to see the Death of the Death of topics ;) FB I might not be around on Monday evening. Happy to argue on Tuesday eve though (DW)
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David White
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