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How generative AI will reshape university education

Posted by Martin | Tuesday, 18 March 2025 | Critical Thinking, Future of Education, Innovative Learning, Learning Technologies, Teaching and Learning Strategies | 0 |

Having extensive experience working as a learning technologist in the UK higher education sector,...

Why inspiring active learning is important in education

Posted by Martin | Tuesday, 18 February 2025 | Creativity in Education, Critical Thinking, Educational Philosophy, Empathy and Perspective, Future of Education, Innovative Learning, Learning Technologies, Student Engagement, Teaching and Learning Strategies | 0 |

As a learning technologist working at a UK university, I have come to appreciate that the most...

Why imagination is more important than knowledge

Posted by Martin | Wednesday, 1 January 2025 | Creativity in Education, Critical Thinking, Educational Philosophy, Empathy and Perspective, Future of Education, Innovative Learning, Learning Technologies, STEM and Imagination, Student Engagement, Teaching and Learning Strategies | 0 |

My favourite quote, used on this website, is by Albert Einstein in 1929 when he said… “Imagination...

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