The CMALT framework is mapped to a number of professional competency frameworks, providing practical advice on how to prepare your portfolio if you already have other professional accreditaton. CMALT also provides pathways for progression from continuing professional development courses and we provide mappings for a number of courses below.
Building on the highly successful Blended Learning Essentials series of MOOCs, the third course, entitled ‘Developing Digital Skills,’ has just been launched and will start on 2 October. This course, commissioned and funded by the Ufi Charitable Trust is designed specifically for the Vocational Education and Training sector.
ALT's chief executive, Dr Maren Deepwell, one of the original members of the FELTAG Action Group under Minister Matthew Hancock, will today contribute a special keynote to the Inside Government event FELTAG 2017: Embracing Digital Technology in Further Education .
We are looking for Blended Learning developers like you to become Digital Champions for a national programme to support education and training staff to learn the skills of Blended Learning.
… successfully implementing Blended Learning?
… keen to motivate others in the use of Blended Learning?
This week we are seeing the start of the Futurelearn course Blended Learning Essentials: Getting started - A free course for the Vocational Education and Training sector to promote effective practice and pedagogy in blended learning. The course is open to all and by the end of the course, you’ll be able to:
use a range of effective blended learning practices and pedagogies to improve your learners’ experience and attainment
Members of ALT and the wider community should note that we will be closed for a staff development day on Wednesday, 6 July 2016. Our staff team will be focusing on development activities for a day in the run up to ALT's Annual Conference in September. We will try and minimise any disruption to our normal operations and respond to enquiries as quickly as possible the following day.
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The recording and presentations from this webinar are now available on ALT's Open Access Repository.
