Monthly Archives: January 2020

Further reflections on learning walks and the #Twalk model of #activelearning

Posted on January 25, 2020 by Andrew Middleton

The walk I organised for last week introduced several new ideas about the role and methods of learning walks for me. This is a very long post. I was tempted to break it down. However, I needed to get it … Continue reading →

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Space, walking and non-verbal communications #activelearning

Posted on January 25, 2020 by Andrew Middleton

Learning walks are valuable conversational spaces. They tend to be non-confrontational and, for me, epitomise co-operative learning. Not only do they feel familiar spaces exemplifying a networked paradigm as people move naturally between small groups through the course of semi-structured … Continue reading →

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Learning Spaces twilight walk on #ActiveLearning on Thursday – join us! #SpaceTwalk2020 #ALN

Posted on January 14, 2020 by Andrew Middleton

This is a reminder that this Thursday from 4pm-6pm (UK) our Active Learning Network at Anglia Ruskin University is conducting a learning space walk (#SpaceTwalk2020) and we encourage you to join us from wherever you are – walking in parallel … Continue reading →

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Identity and the DB3Cs Model – a briefing

Posted on January 4, 2020 by Andrew Middleton

This post allows me to encapsulate ideas discussed here previously in a form that I hope is useful to you whether you are an academic or educational developer. It presents the DB3Cs model in the form of a useful framework … Continue reading →

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