OEB Boardroom BRM06
More Meaningfully Massive? Attempting an Innovative, Post-MOOC Pedagogy
Date Friday, Dec 4 Time – Room: Zille
This session will explore the notions of supporting and facilitating collaboration within a massive online space. We will discuss the challenges, benefits and potential transformations that arise from online learning at scale.
Moderator
Darren Moon
London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
Darren Moon is Senior Learning Technologist at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), working closely with colleagues to develop pedagogically sound use of technolgies and improve student learning outcomes.
Having taught previously at Imperial College Business School ("Evaluating Evidence for Managerial Decision Making", MSc International Health Management), he currently contributes to the innovative "Visual International Politics" course as part of the LSE BSc International Relations.
He is a recent recipient of both Sloan-C Effective Practice and Association for Technology (ALT) awards, is advisor to ALT on matters related to digital media policy and practice and has worked with both NGOs and further education institutions to leverage technolgies and educational strategies to deliver highly effective and impactful learning solutions.