Teaching in Digital Spaces
There's been a few interesting developments in the world of online learning in higher ed this June. Here are some of the key items:🇪🇺 2023 saw an increase in online learning across the EU, with the biggest proportion of internet users in Netherlands (54%) claiming they were doing an online course or using online learning … Continue reading June Spotlight: Online Learning News in Higher Education
There have been several interesting developments in the world of online learning in higher ed this May. Here are some key highlights I've noted: ChatGPT 4o's release looks to demonstrate a shift in AI tutoring experience, with advanced capabilities including image recognition, multilingual support, and a voice mode: See ChatGPT 4o tutor maths. 🎓 The … Continue reading May Spotlight: Online Learning News in Higher Education
Not a lot in the news this month, but what I noted was quite meaty:. The UKVI is talking about how much remote learning is permissible for international students, with the publication of a draft 'remote delivery' policy. Whilst this seems to focus on the amount of on-campus attendance required for international students to study … Continue reading April Spotlight: Online Learning News in Higher Education
The first Times Higher Online Learning Rankings are open to participation. The UK has seen one of its first on-demand degrees enter the market from City University London. They have partnered with OPM Higher Ed Partners to deliver the suite of computer science programmes online: Explore the programmes. HEPI released a collection of essays from … Continue reading March Spotlight: Online Learning News in Higher Education
Recently I participated in a conversation for a podcast for the Association of Business Psychology on the topic of Women's Leadership in Online Learning. Although I’ve previously written about my background and experiences and how they have informed my own educational philosophy and career, my transition from working within universities to collaborating alongside them has … Continue reading Reflections on Being a Woman in Online Learning
Download the PDF In 2023, distance learners comprised 10% of the student population in UK Higher Education Institutions. The majority of these distance learners were undergraduates, primarily enrolled with the Open University and the University of London Worldwide. On the other hand, the postgraduate sector stood out for its diversity and wide range of options … Continue reading Online Learning in UK Higher Education: 2023 in Review
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