Partnerships [1]
In addition to working in partnership with a broad range of organisations, we also work closely with our Sponsoring Members [2] and other member organisations [3]. If you are interested in working with the Association, please contact us [4].
We have formal Memoranda of Understanding with:
- ASCILITE, [5] the Australian Society for Computers in Learning in Tertiary Education (a sister membership organisation in Australasia);
- AoC, [6] the Association of Colleges;
- EUROCALL [7], the European Association of Computer Assisted Language Learning
- ILTA [8], Irish Learning Technology Association;
- L&W [9], the Learning and Work Institute.
- NAACE [10], The Education Technology Association
We have a partnership with:
- Jisc [11]. In 2008 JISC and ALT put in place a Memorandum of Understanding on which a productive relationship between the two organisations was built. In December 2012 Jisc changed its legal status and became a registered charity. In March 2014 we updated our partnership statement to ensure that Jisc and ALT continue to work together and to show that both organisations share a common commitment to harness technology to advance learning and improve access to it. Areas for collaboration include policy and leadership, innovation and projects.
We work closely with:
- several of our member organisations, including government departments and agencies;
- the Universities and Colleges Information Systems Association (UCISA) [12];
- the [13]Society of College, National and University Libraries (SCONUL) [13];
- Efficiency Exchange [14] : ALT is a content partner with Effficiency Exchange, which publishes regular blogs from HE professionals sharing their insights and approaches.
We have membership exchanges with:
- the eLearning Alliance [15] in Scotland;
- the [16]eLearning Network [16], with whom we work closely on acitivities like our series of jointly organised lunchtime webinars.
ALT is a Member of the National Council of Voluntary Organisations [17] (UK charity 225922).