MSc Learning Technologies
Module Outlines
Those without significant prior computing experience take Introduction to Software Development as a compulsory module.
All students take as core modules Pedagogy, Adaptivity and Technology, Research Methods in Learning Technologies and the Project.
Guided by the programme directors, students choose two to four additional modules from the rest of the modules listed below. Please note that the optional modules available may vary from year to year, and choices are also subject to timetabling constraints.
For more details of the programme content, please refer to the Programme Booklet (see left hand menu)
| Summary | Module Tutor |
| Component Based Software Development | Keith Mannock |
| Intelligent Technologies | George Magoulas, Alex Poulovassilis |
| Introduction to Software Development | Keith Mannock and Alex Poulovassilis |
| Learning and Teaching with Technologies | Kaska Porayska-Pomsta, Neil Selwyn, Harvey Mellor, Sara Price, Diana Laurillard, Niall Winters, Martin Oliver |
| Object-Oriented Design and Programming | Oded Lachish |
| Pedagogy, Adaptivity and Technology | Kaska Porayska-Pomsta, Diana Laurillard |
| Research Methods in Learning Technologies | Diana Laurillard, Alex Poulovassilis, Peter Wood, Niall Winters, Diane Carr, Brock Craft, Neil Selwyn, George Magoulas, Keith Mannock, Dave Wilson |
| Semantic Web | Michael Zakharyaschev |
| Technologies for Mobile and Ubiquitous Learning | Niall Winters and George Roussos |
If you have a question about the MSc Learning Technologies that is not
covered here or on the Birkbeck FAQ , please contact Thomas Epineau.
Apply online Full-time or Part-time or download a postgraduate application form. See also Fees
Programme Administrator:
Thomas Epineau
Admissions Tutors:
Alex Poulovassilis
and
Niall Winters
Programme Directors:
Alex Poulovassilis
and
Niall Winters
Projects Tutor:
Richard Noss