Educational technologies: local policies and legal obligations

First one to run by end of June 2017.

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Educational technologies - local policies and legal obligations

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Please provide an abstract, around 100 words, an outline of the topic (including approaches to teaching/assessment and impact where appropriate).

A question and answer session. You will have the opportunity to pose questions to UCL specialists on the ethical, legal and policy decisions which you may face when you work with educational technologies. To give the panel a chance to prepare accurate responses, please pose your question in advance (link to Moodle HotQuestion) and return before the event to vote up others' questions. The panel will include:

Expert in intellectual property and copyright (Chris Holland) - confirmed
Expert in Data Protection and Freedom of Information (Alex Daybank?) - TBC
Expert in accessibility (Angel Perez) - confirmed
Enacting these things on digital platforms (Jessica Gramp).

This is a recommended session for CMALT candidates related to Core Area 3 (The Wider Context).

Learning Outcomes*

Please describe how you will engage participants in interaction and what area(s) of the UKPSF your seminar relates to e.g. if you’re illustrating a learning activity then

A1 ('Design and plan learning activities')

K4 (‘The use and value of appropriate learning technologies’).

Please indicate which day of the week would be best for you.

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10-11am

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4-5pm