CMALT: My Journey | East Midlands Learning Technologists In November 2013 I was awarded my CMALT accreditation from the Associate for Learning Technology. I wrote about my journey on my own blog, and provided a few short but important tips for anyone looking at working towards their own CMALT award. Here is that post. After an awfully long time I have written, submitted, re-written, re-submitted, and finally been awarded the status of Certified Member of the Association for Learning Technology (CMALT). CMALT – The beginning I joined Bournemouth University (BU) in 2007, fresh into the role of a Learning Technologist (LT) from 10 years as a commercial web designer. In 2008 a visit was organised with ALT to BU to explain the CMALT scheme and sign some of us up. Despite thinking and planning my CMALT portfolio it wasn’t until July 2011 that I actually paid my fees, and starting developing my portfolio, collating the evidence, and filled in the application form. Tip 1: If you decide to select an assessor of your own then choose him/her wisely.
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