Tag: Research

Jisc Consultation on the Future of Technology

Published 27th January 2016

Jisc are looking for input from interested parties to ‘inform the future of technology in education and research’. It’s in three parts, one pertaining to research, one to FE and one to HE. Full details are on their website here. Deadline for feedback is 2nd of February.

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I’m Sonya McChristie, a learning technologist who’s worked in UK Higher Education for a little over 10 years, coming to the profession via customer support roles in IT service departments. Since 2014 I’ve been with the University of Sunderland’s CELT, responsible for managing a team of content developers and teaching our post-graduate learning technology module.

Pronouns: They/Them or She/Her 🏳️‍🌈

Home: https://sonya.mcchristie.com

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Education
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

Publications
No journal articles or book chapters yet, but if my boss is reading this I’m working on it I swear!

Conferences
22/04/2021: OERxDomains Conference 2021
04/07/2019: Advance HE Teaching and Learning Conference 2019

Guest Blog Posts
05/07/2019: A Report from the HEE (North) TEL Stakeholder Event

Contributions
02/09/2020: What Makes a Learning Technologist? – Part 4

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