The 21st World Conference on Mobile, Blended and Seamless Learning will take place on 10-12 October and will provode an opportunity to explore and discuss how personal mobile devices and their affordances currently do and potentially could affect personal (formal, non-formal and informal) learning processes in and across contexts as well as what these alternate perspectives mean for the learning design field. It will be hosted by the Open University of the Netherlands in Heerlen, the open and higher distance education institute of the Netherlands and Flanders (Belgium), in a joint venture with EADTU, European Association of Distance Teaching Universities. Find out more.
You may also like
(Mis)conceptions about Artificial Intelligence: what we think we know—and what we actually need to learn
by Tobias Bahr, Heidelberg University, Germany. Students, according to constructivism (Ben-Ari, 2001) make sense, build conceptions about AI by engaging with AI tools in their everyday life, e.g. a social media app with...
2 days ago
4 min read
TREnD session at EAAS 2026 explores using XR and Critical Mapping in the classroom
The TREnD project partners held a dedicated session on 2 September at the biennial Conference of the European Association for American Studies (EAAS), “1776–2026: Visions of Freedom,” at the University of...
6 days ago
1 min read
MLA Member survey highlights advances and challenges facing Centres for Teaching and Learning
by Kamakshi Rajagopal, Media and Learning Association. Over the past years, interest in the topic of Centres for Teaching and Learning (CTLs) has been steadily growing within the M&L community. At our annual...
1 week ago
3 min read



