Dr Donna Lanclos is an anthropologist who has, for many years, been conducting and publishing research on digital places, practices, and tools and the ways in which students and staff engage (or don't engage) with digital. She is currently based in North Carolina, USA, but has conducted research in a range of contexts across the US, in Ireland, and the UK. She has recently joined the Department of Technology Enhanced Learning as an Adjunct Senior Research Fellow.
Trends in Digital Learning: the view from the ground. Every year numerous reports are published outlining current and emerging trends at the intersection of technology and learning. How do commonly-referenced trends like AI and machine learning for analytics and learning tools, the use of VR, AR and XR for learning, new digital forms of accreditation and learning recognition or the mainstreaming of hybrid or hyflex teaching and support models reflect the lived experience and needs of teaching and other staff in our universities? Tune in on Wednesday 28th to join us in conversation with Dr. Donna Lanclos as she offers some thoughts based on her work with staff and students in Ireland, the UK and the US.
Created by the Department of Technology Enhanced Learning, Munster Technological University Cork, Ireland
