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Dear Members
We about to embark on the third and final year of ALT’s Strategy 2017-2020. Together we have made strong, strategic progress putting our shared values into practice and meet our aims for Members and for public benefit, too.
We reported...
Dear Members
A year ago we launched ALT’s Strategy 2017-2020 and since then we have made great progress putting our shared values into practice and working together to meet our aims. We reported to Members and stakeholders from across sectors in ALT...
The Chair and Trustees of ALT are delighted to announce the new ALT strategy 2017-2020. This three year plan will underpin all of the organisation’s activities until 2020.
Developing a new strategy can be challenging for any organisation,...
It is not too late to complete the Annual Survey and give us your input. This year the survey also includes a section on the next ALT strategy for 2017-2020. This is your chance to help set priorities for the coming period. The survey is open to...
Today we are launching this year’s Annual Survey. This year the survey also includes a section on the next ALT strategy for 2017-2020. This is a key opportunity to help set priorities for the coming period. While this survey is primarily aimed at...
ALT serves and represents its members and would not be able to function without them. We are developing our new strategy for 2017-2020, and we need your input.
Join us for your open discussion on Thursday, 10 November, any time between 12.30 and 1....
Together with an update on how we are delivering the ALT Strategy 2014-17 at http://go.alt.ac.uk/ALT-StrategyUpdate-2015 we are launching this year’s Annual Survey. Following on from its launch in 2014 the survey continues to engage ALT Members and...
We define Learning Technology as the broad range of communication, information and related technologies that are used to support learning, teaching and assessment. We recognise the wider context of Learning Technology policy, theory and history as...