Tag: ALTC

HEE (North) TEL Stakeholder Event

Published 11th June 2019

I wrote a long post about this event, and published it for a little while, but then I thought to myself “I wonder if this could make for a suitable guest post on the ALTC blog?” So I contacted them, and here it is: A Report from the HHE (North) TEL Stakeholder Event!

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I’m Sonya McChristie, a learning technologist who’s worked in UK Higher Education since 2008, coming to the profession via technical support roles in other public sector areas. Since 2014 I’ve been with the University of Sunderland’s CELT, responsible for managing a team of content developers and teaching on our PG Cert HE.

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Education
CMALT (2024)
Senior Fellow of the HEA
PG Cert Academic Practice
Fellow of the HEA
PG Cert Leadership and Change
CMALT (2017)
MA English
Certified ScrumMaster
BA Humanities with Philosophy
CMALT (2012)
Diploma in Computing
Certificate in Humanities
8 x Standard Grades

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