LSE Learning Technology and Innovation

‘NetworkED 2020: The London University’

What if all of London were a networked University?

What do we do when we gate-keep our spaces?

What if everyone could work in everyone else’s spaces?

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Learning Technology and Innovation (LTI, part of IMT) are proud to lead, encourage and support innovation in teaching and learning with technology at the LSE. Transformative, inspirational, creati...

Learning Technology and Innovation (LTI, part of IMT) are proud to lead, encourage and support innovation in teaching and learning with technology at the LSE. Transformative, inspirational, creati...

Learning Technology and Innovation (LTI, part of IMT) are proud to lead, encourage and support innovation in teaching and learning with technology at the LSE. Transformative, inspirational, creati...

Learning Technology and Innovation (LTI, part of IMT) are proud to lead, encourage and support innovation in teaching and learning with technology at the LSE. Transformative, inspirational, creati...

As part of the LTI NetworkED seminars Dr Donna Lanclos will be presenting 'NetworkED 2020: The London University' on Wednesday 16 September at 3pm.


Donna Lanclos is an anthropologist working wi...

This video is about women in technology and the role of education in encouraging women to work in technology.

Celebration for the end of the LSE Student Ambassadors for Digital Literacy (SADL) workshops for the academic year 2014-15 with student presentations.

A panel debate bringing together LSE students and alumni to discuss the role of education in developing entrepreneurs and innovators of the future. More information can be found on our blog: http:...

‘Developing social media literacy: How children learn to interpret risky opportunities on social network sites’.

The widespread use of social networking sites (SNSs) by children and young people h...

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Dr Leslie Haddon from LSE Media and Communications department will be sharing the findings from the Net Children Go Mobile project on children’s use of sm...

Catherine Xiang from the LSE Language Centre talks about her ground-breaking project conducting Mandarin language video interviews where LSE students discuss current affairs entirely in Mandarin Ch...

Dr. Sunil Kumar, Dean of Graduate Studies and Lecturer in the Department of Social Policy at LSE talks about why he piloted word processed exams for Urbanisation and Social Policy in the Global South.

Data is very much the flavour of the month, from discussions around data mining and monetisation of data, to privacy issues and monitoring.
But what exactly is open data and how does it relate to e...

Announcing our second NetworkED for the 2014/15 academic year, we are welcoming Helen Keegan to the LSE on Wednesday 5th November at 5pm. Providing insights and examples of projects that engage st...

Josie's talk focuses on the approach and results of the DigiLit Leicester project, a partnership between the Council, De Montfort University, and 23 secondary schools. Over the last two years, the...