My name is Gaetano Dimita and I have been teaching in the School of Law and overseeing eLearning since 2010. In my current role as Deputy Director of Education and Director of eLearning, I manage the development and improvement of digital learning and teaching. During the pandemic, I supported the migration to online learning, . . . Read the full article
The technology enhanced learning team’s Will Goodyear recently ‘sat down’ for a virtual chat with Professor Thomas Prellberg where they discussed his work and role within the university, how it relates to E-learning and to highlight some of his current work and projects within the school. Professor Thomas Prellberg is a researcher within the School . . . Read the full article
My name is Malgo Miranowicz and I have been providing eLearning training and support at QMUL for five years. In my current role as Digital Learning Advisor in the School of Geography, I drive and support digital learning innovation and development as well as maintain our provision of eLearning for students and my colleagues. I . . . Read the full article
Hello! My name is Chelsea Zhang-Anegbeh and I am the Joint Education Institute Administrator in the School of Engineering and Materials Science (SEMS). I have been supporting the effective use of QMplus for colleagues and students in both the UK and China since 2017. In addition to eLearning training and support with my UK-based colleagues, . . . Read the full article
Welcome to our first newsletter of 2022. The E-Learning Unit is becoming the Technology Enhanced Learning Team! Following the organisational changes in the ELU last year, it has been decided to change our name to the Technology Enhanced Learning Team, or TELT. This better reflects the terminology used across the sector, and will help position . . . Read the full article
Update: 22 April 2022 We continue to receive reports of students losing access to their modules on QMplus temporarily. The problem appears to resolve itself, as students regain module access after a short time (normally by the time we receive the reported issue, it has resolved on its own). If this issue occurs, please check . . . Read the full article
The Technology Enhanced Learning Team at Queen Mary University of London is seeking to appoint a Learning Technology Officer. The post is full time and permanent and the starting salary will be in the range of £ £34,733 – £40,797 per annum (Grade 4). Closing date for applications is Sunday 27 February 2022. The Learning . . . Read the full article
