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Lots of fun at yesterdays debate on the future of the VLE at the Alt-C Conference in Manchester, UK.
James Clay, Nick Sharratt, Steve Wheeler and myself all were allowed to argue our position for five minutes and then we handed over to the audience.
Great fun and lots of interesting contributions. It is surprising how attached to their VLEs these ed techies are 
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[...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Graham Attwell and Michael Ritter. Graham Attwell said: The VLE is dead (or is it?): Lots of fun at yesterdays debate on the future of the VLE at the Alt-C Conference .. http://bit.ly/XYRf6 [...]
[...] being able to view some of the videos (maybe all?). There’s a good video on the debate of: The VLE is dead! (…or is it) (on Graham Attwells blog). This seems to have spurred some debate ….as have the session, I [...]
[...] situation where it (might) be applied. I think this may be part of the issue in relation to the VLE is dead debate, whereby the nature of VLEs steers towards formal learning that is institutionally bound but [...]
[...] good starting point is the ‘The VLE is Dead (or is it?)‘ debate at the ALT-C conference this year (note that the debate has moved forward now). To [...]
[...] held on the Virtual Learning Environment at the Alt-C Conference in Manchester. It was titled “The VLE is Dead” and starred some of the leading lights of the British edtech scene. Those wishing the demise of the [...]
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Cultural change has emerged as an important issue in most European countries due to increased migration. With regard to education in Europe, culture is often perceived as referring mostly to ethnicity, religion and language, though cultural diversity also refers to race, gender, class, age, ability and sexual orientation.
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Tecnology will not save education http://bit.ly/aDHEUr The report of our session in #ECER2010 by @grahamattwell
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“It is surprising how attached to their VLEs these ed techies are.”
Stockholm Syndrome?
Thanks for such a great video.
However I can’t embed this in my Ning page.
Can you upload this to YouTube?
Thanks!
Interesting to see that the flip chart and the whiteboard (that you can use permanent marker pens on) is alive and kicking in that room