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online education with the university of oxford investigating the elizabethans november 22nd, 2016 last term we launched our new course investigating the elizabethans . i could tell you about it here, but i think janet our wonderful course author does a much better job in the video below. posted by marion manton in uncategorized ↵ comments off on investigating the elizabethans alt-c 2016 september 13th, 2016 last week i was lucky enough to go to alt-c for one day only – representing tall as a former winner of learning technology team of the year (yes i am in the photo if you look carefully…) one day was too short, but even in that time it worked as a great place to catch up with colleagues and find out about more about what is happening across the sector. i am not going to manage a full summary here but would point you towards the alt youtube channel , which has all the keynotes and many other presentations. now to catch up on the days i missed. posted by marion manton in uncategorized ↵ comments off on alt-c 2016 oxtalent awards 2016 june 15th, 2016 last night the university of oxford celebrated the innovative use of digital technologies to support teaching, learning, research and outreach at its annual oxtalent award ceremony. this year’s competition had a strong field of over 70 entries submitted by staff and students in the following categories: • use of weblearn to support teaching, learning or outreach • innovative teaching with technology • academic podcasting • outreach & engagement • research posters • data visualisation • student it innovation as always, it was a pleasure to meet up with colleagues old and new from learning technology teams around the university and to see examples of digital projects undertaken by groups and individual staff and students across a wide range of the university’s academic departments, museums and supporting service. the university’s new vice chancellor, professor louise richardson, was a guest speaker and in her closing address highlighted the importance of digital technologies for sharing the extraordinary resources of the university and the talent we have in teaching and research. tall would like to congratulate all recipients of the 2016 oxtalent awards, in particular professor simon benjamin, winner of the innovative teaching with technology category. tall helped simon to realise his vision for teaching his first-year course on vectors, matrices and determinants using a flipped classroom technique comprised of diy videos and self-tests by providing an open moodle platform , which enabled him to easily collate his teaching resources and to contribute to the university’s mission for global outreach by releasing his videos under creative commons and sharing them widely. further information about simon’s course can be found in the innovative teaching with technology post on the oxtalent blog and details of all the 2016 winners, runners up and recipients of honourable mention can be found in the oxtalent 2016: roll of honour . posted by nicola warren in uncategorized ↵ comments off on oxtalent awards 2016 communicating accross cultures and the great dictators may 16th, 2016 while we have been very busy in tall in the last few months, this has not been reflected in this blog, something we hope to address in the near future. in the meantime let me tell you about our latest new courses, europe of the dictators and inter-culturally speaking . europe of the dictators is your chance to understand more of the dictators that dominated early 20th century history, from lenin and mussolini to stalin and of course hitler. this fascinating course is full of sources and resources (such as the pathe news reel below) from contemporaries to the latest analysis. these really bring the topic to life and help you understand this period of history. the rise of the dictators in europe in this period are clearly not something that better communication accross cultures could have addressed alone, but it is a skill that would have helped then, and does help now in a world of global interaction. our new course inter-culturally speaking will introduce you to both the theory and the practice of communicating with people across the world, equipping you with understanding and skills that will be invaluable to anyone working in a global environment. we have certainly learned a lot from developing this course and know we’ll use this in practice as we continue developing new courses for our worldwide audience. posted by marion manton in uncategorized ↵ comments off on communicating accross cultures and the great dictators new courses for autumn 2015 august 12th, 2015 our new courses for michealmas 2015 are ancient egypt: an introduction and public policy economics two excellent additions to our portfolio. the first is possibly our most eagerly awaited archaeology course ever, we have been wanting to offer a course on ancient egypt for a very long time, but it has taken us a while to bring it together (we blame egyptologists preferring digs to course development). this course is an introduction to the rich and vibrant civilization of ancient egypt, from royal pyramids, court artisans and powerful pharaohs, to grandiose temples, mysterious gods and foreign invasions. full of glorious resources and great activities it is going to make a lot of students happy. our public policy economics course has been written by diana coyle who is really great at communicating complex ideas clearly. this course is for anyone interested in politics and the economy and provides a fantastic insight into the economic thinking that shapes why governments make the decisions they do. with claims and counter-claims dominating the news this course will give you the knowledge you need to evaluate these and work out who you really believe. very different topics but equally rewarding learning experiences. image:work found at https://www.flickr.com/photos/53904184@n04/4986069392 / cc by 2.0 posted by marion manton in conted , launches , short courses ↵ comments off on new courses for autumn 2015 from the first civilisation to a global perspective on people and society april 8th, 2015 work found at https://flic.kr/p/dj3jzy /cc by-nd 2.0 it is that time of the term where i blog about our new courses and this term i am particularly excited to share our two new courses for trinity: the first civilization: mesopotamia 3500-2000 bc and people and society: a global perspective . from the civilization that saw the first societies, to ways of understanding society and how it shapes our world today, these courses help you engage with the world in very different ways. both will stimulate your thinking and each case they are particularly timely with current news events. our mesopotamia course was a revelation to me, as a normal british school child i knew a bit about egypt, but i would now argue we should be all be studying mesopotamia which is at last as fascinating and even more revelatory in terms of the amazing artifacts produced by civilizations so ancient the dates start to seem fanciful. as stories are emerging of ancient sites being destroyed in the middle east this course will help you understand just how tragic this is. people and society is a very different course, but again tied to current events, if you live in the uk, by the election. this course examines many of the sociological assumptions that inform political discourse and will give you new ways to think about the debate, as well as helping you situate it in a global context. both these courses were in subjects i did not think i had much of an interest in, but as a result of developing i now know i do – study them and you may find the same thing. posted by marion manton in conted , launches , short courses ↵ comments off on from the first civilisation to a global perspective on people and society new courses for 2015 december 9th, 2014 once again it is time for my termly new courses post and this time i 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