Showing posts with label northern ireland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label northern ireland. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Stephen McClean

Stephen McClean

Stephen McClean, Northern Ireland, UK, Tertiary, Chemistry

I am a senior lecturer at the University of Ulster, Coleraine, N.Ireland with interests in introductory chemistry, mass spectrometry and novel peptide discovery.

On the teaching and learning front I am interested in adopting emerging technologies that enhance the student learning experience especially in the first year.

PlanetChemistry
My blog hosts mainly my random thoughts and comments on teaching and learning in higher education and anything else of interest that crosses my path.

Theme: chemistry, technology, video, mp3, reflection, year one

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Thursday, February 14, 2008

Michelle Gallen

Michelle Gallen

Michelle Gallen, Northern Ireland, UK, All Sectors, Language Learning

I'm a Belfast-based e-learning consultant. I've been in copywriting and e-Learning since 1998. I've created a wide range of e-learning - from globally-deployed courses for Macromedia to niche Irish-language products - across various media - mobile, web, tv and online. Currently, I'm using grant funding to research and develop an Irish-language learning product. I also work with clients across the UK in developing e-learning materials.

I'm hugely interested in mobile learning in all its guises (phones ... ipods ... beermats). I'm keen to experiment on how social networking software can help teachers teach students, and students teach teachers. My secret wish is to go back to college and study neurology. This is why I should do the lottery. Could it be me?

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Michelle Gallen's thoughts on e-learning - what's new, what works, and what's plain daft.

Theme: elearning, language learning, social networking, mobile learning, mlearning, new technologies