month October 2019

  Photo by Wesley Tingey Video Description: ‘Be it resolved that Instructional Designers are unnecessary’. We will debate the Pro and Con side of this argument providing evidence (reference list) at the end of the video and, for easy access,… Continue Reading →

Etchells, P. et al. (2017) raises a concern that the policy that governs screen time for children in the UK needs to be grounded in evidence-based research. A letter signed by a group of writers, psychologists and charity heads raised… Continue Reading →

  Dance education is one of the fine arts taught at many schools today, and it has a way of creating a great learning environment for students and educators through movement, and the interpretation of movement. Technology has transformed the… Continue Reading →

Collaborative Considerations of the Great Media Debate. Co-authored by: Leigha Nevay, Tala Mami, Caroline Monsell, Kerry Sharples, and Owen Lloyd Summary of the Points of View in Clark and Kozma’s Papers Richard E. Clark and Robert B. Kozma are considered… Continue Reading →

  Educational Technology has been used in dance education for many years. I have searched for scholarly articles that address this topic to understand the use of technology (implications and applications) in this interesting field throughout the years. For me,… Continue Reading →