The E-Learning Unit 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 £33,615 – £39,483. Closing date for applications is Tuesday, 26th February. The Learning Technology Officer post spans both educational and developmental . . . Read the full article
Digital Exam and Assessment Project (DEAP) We are happy to announce that we have selected a system for the Digital Examination and Assessment Project (DEAP) and the solution will be made available to our colleagues very soon. As you know the project aims to run as a pilot to explore the software, hardware, people and . . . Read the full article
Calling all Q-Review Champions! Echo360, the system behind lecture capture service here at QMUL, are delighted to announce the launch of a new initiative to assist and support active practitioners with embedding the use of Q-Review across the university. They invite you to consider joining a small group of your peers as the recipient of one of our 2019 . . . Read the full article
There have been some changes in staff in the E-Learning Unit recently. Both Stella and Alysa have returned to work after maternity leave. Stella returns as Head of E-Learning and Alysa returns to her role as Senior Learning Technologist (Learning Applications) which she job shares with Rose Heaney. At the beginning of February we will . . . Read the full article
Are you a current undergraduate or postgraduate student at QMUL? Are you interested in working with a member of staff in using technology to enhance teaching and learning? Would you be able to commit 100 hours of effort between February and June? Would you like to earn some money? If you’ve answered yes to all . . . Read the full article
Echo360, who provide the software which QMUL uses for Q-Review lecture capture, will be holding their community meeting here this year, on Monday the 18th of February, with a theme of ‘Analytics for Educators’. This event hopes to address uncertainty about what data is available and how it can be used by educators – exploring . . . Read the full article
The E-Learning Unit 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 £33,615-£36,420 (with opportunity to progress to £39,483). Closing date for applications is Thursday, 31st January and interviews are expected to be . . . Read the full article
