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How we used podcasts to bring theory to life

  • by Vicky Devaney
  • Posted on 29 June 202227 July 2023

Here, we discuss how using podcasts in an online programme allowed students to hear real life stories from the world of international business.

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Larisa Grice
  • Learning design

A day in the life of… a learning designer

  • by Anna Armstrong
  • Posted on 5 May 202227 July 2023

Developing good online learning is a complex and messy business. At the University of London…

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  • Learning design

Back to school! Three highlights from our brand new modules

  • by Anna Armstrong
  • Posted on 4 April 202227 July 2023

Today our online students are back and we’re launching 16 new, fully online modules across…

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Loudspeaker
  • Learning design

How we used podcasts to link the real world of international business to academic theory

  • by Anna Armstrong
  • Posted on 24 February 202227 July 2023

One of the most enjoyable aspects of working in online education is collaborating with creative…

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  • Learning design

Bringing learning to life: Authentic learning through storytelling

  • by Anna Armstrong
  • Posted on 15 February 202227 July 2023

Our community of learners stretches far and wide; we have students from all over the…

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A B.F.Skinner teaching machine
  • Director's blog

Instructional design and the theory-practice gap

  • by sambrenton
  • Posted on 3 February 20223 February 2022

Thoughts on the theory-practice gap in online education collaborations.

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  • Learning design

Sensitive subjects: Handling hard-hitting scenarios in forensic psychology

  • by Anna Armstrong
  • Posted on 26 January 20221 December 2023

On handling sensitive subjects on a new level 6 Forensic Psychology module for our online BSc Psychology with KCL…

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Adding clarity to your course

  • by Vicky Devaney
  • Posted on 26 June 202026 June 2020

Vicky Devaney, Learning Designer, talks about how to add clarity to your online course.

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Learning from video – what works?

  • by Anna Armstrong
  • Posted on 11 June 202022 March 2024

The theme for this month’s digital education reading group is inspired by a question asked on Twitter about what makes a good educational video: Question for online educators – what’s the latest science on whether the educator’s face on teaching videos they make is associated with a) learning and b) satisfaction?

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Supporting successful online learners

  • by Anna Armstrong
  • Posted on 8 June 202016 June 2020

Anna Armstrong, Learning Designer, writes about supporting students through effective learning design.

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