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What happens when innovation moves beyond experimentation and becomes part of everyday teaching and learning? Universities are constantly exploring new and innovative ways to use media and technology to support teaching and learning. But the real value of innovation is found in what happens when new possibilities meet the realities of higher education. Which approaches make a genuine difference for students and educators? How do we know? What can we learn from the experiments that worked, the ones that didn't, and the ideas that changed along the way?

A new open-access wiki offers a navigable map of the fast-growing field of AI in Education (AIED). The AI Ed Wiki, developed by Doug Holton, brings together 172 interlinked concept pages covering everything from core…

The Association for Learning Technology (ALT) will hold its Annual Conference, ALTC26, in Cardiff on 20–21 October, hosted at the Holland House Hotel. This year’s theme, “Learning Without Edges: Digitally-enabled learning in an ever-changing world,”…

The Media & Learning Association has relocated its office from Boutersem to a new home within KU Leuven, one of Europe’s leading universities. The association is now based at: Media & Learning AssociationKapeldreef 62 bus…

by Sónia Hetzner, FAU, Germany. This article is part of the “Centres for Teaching and Learning” series, a collection of interviews and articles exploring the diverse roles and innovative practices of CTLs, presented by the Media and…

by Victoria I. Marín, University of Lleida, Spain. For the past three years, our team in the CoDiCri project (Critical Digital Competence: towards agency for learning through open educational practices) have been working on addressing…

The Media & Learning Association is pleased to announce a special membership offer for new member organisations from July 2026 onwards. Eligible organisations, including higher education institutions…

by Sharon Klinkenberg (AI-assisted), University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. When I look at how my students learn today, one thing is immediately clear: there is no such thing as a typical learner…

KDENLIVE, KDE’s non-linear video editor, is a mature and free open-source video editing application that offers a broad set of tools for educators, content creators, and researchers…