Iain Barr

Iain Barr

I am an e-learning technologist at the University of York, with an interest in anything and everything related to online learning

Location York, UK

Activity

  • Apologies all - it would appear that our image has been recently moved! The 'mystery item' in question can be found at https://pixabay.com/photos/bread-loaf-appetite-baked-bakery-1238384/ - please visit there and come back to give us your responses!

  • Thanks Paul, and apologies - that's been corrected now

  • @AmyWoollen Thank you - that's great!

  • Hi @AmyWoollen - I oversee all of York's provision on FutureLearn, and was wondering if you would be OK with us using your words for general promotion of this and similar courses? I couldn't have put the element about a community-feel better myself - that's just what we were looking to achieve here!

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  • Apologies @MarkJackson @MaryMac @HelenSegebarth @MaryGledhill - just received notification of this this morning, so the right subtitles are now in place for this film.

  • @ImeldaS @InekeFioole - thanks for flagging, I have now resolved the subtitles/transcript issue so apologies for that - all should be in order now.

  • Thanks Nancy, that’s much appreciated! All the best with the online delivery - we’ve been developing courses with FutureLearn for a number of years now, so I’m glad you’ve found the approach here useful.

  • Hi @Nancyj - I coordinate all York’s activity on FutureLearn, and your comment brings together *so* many of the aims we hoped to achieve when we started development of the course - would you be Ok for your words to be used for general promotions around this and similar courses?

  • Hi @LauraT - I work at York and lead on MOOC development overall. That's a great comment, and I'm really pleased that this has been a positive experience - I was just wondering if you would be OK with us using it for general promotion about future similar courses we offer here at York?

  • Hi @DanielPemberton - I work at York leading on MOOC development, and wondered if you would be Ok for us to use the comment above for general promotional purposes on future courses we offer? Really glad you have had a positive experience with the course!

  • @ChloeSchofield I work at York and lead on MOOC development overall. That's a great comment, and I'm really pleased that this has been a different kind of experience to other engagements with universities you've had - I was just wondering if you would be OK with us using it for general promotion about future similar courses we offer here at York?

  • @SamritiMudaliar I work at York and lead on MOOC development overall. That's a *great* comment as one of the key goals has been building a learning community through this course, so I was just wondering if you would be OK with us using it for general promotion about future similar courses we offer here at York?

  • @JuliaPriest Thanks Julia, hugely appreciated!

  • Hi @JuliaPriest - I work at York and lead on MOOC development overall - that's a lovely comment, so I was wondering if you would be OK with us using it for general promotion about future similar courses we offer here at York?

  • Great! Thank you!

  • Hi @KatieDawkins - I have worked on developing this course along with many many people at York, and just wondered if you would be Ok with us using your words here for general promotion of the course and its impact in future? Really great to see that the course has had a positive impact on you!

  • Thank you!

  • Hi @JazminLye - I have worked on developing this course along with many many people at York, and just wondered if you would be Ok with us using your words here for general promotion of the course and its impact in future? It really encapsulates what we hoped learners would gain from the course!

  • @FraserTodd I'm afraid that's just how the platform works with no workaround... but feedback I can certainly pass back to the developers, so thank you

  • @TedNierras Thanks Ted - would you have any objection to us here at York using your comment for possible future publicity for the course, with your username attached to that? Entirely fine if you'd rather not!

  • Hi Nasiha, thanks for your comment on our course. We would love to use it, or extracts from it, to promote our MOOCs within general University of York outgoing publicity. May we have your permission to do this?

  • Hi Kilian, thanks for your comment on our course. We would love to use it, or extracts from it, to promote our MOOCs within general University of York outgoing publicity. May we have your permission to do this?

  • Hi Hannah, thanks for your comment on our course. We would love to use it, or extracts from it, to promote our MOOCs within general University of York outgoing publicity. May we have your permission to do this?

  • Hi Ella, thanks for your comment on our course. We would love to use it, or extracts from it, to promote our MOOCs within general University of York outgoing publicity. May we have your permission to do this?

  • Hi Lucy - would you mind if we also used your comment for wider publicity as well from the University, and just use your first name? Thanks!

  • @NataliaSweet Hi, thanks for your comment on our course. We would love to use it, or extracts from it, to promote our MOOCs within general University of York outgoing publicity. May we have your permission to do this?

  • Hi Faye, thanks for your comment on our course. We would love to use it, or extracts from it, to promote our MOOCs within general University of York outgoing publicity. May we have your permission to do this?

  • Thanks Eileen - I have flagged with the technical team now so they can investigate

  • Iain Barr replied to [Learner left FutureLearn]

    @AnnieC Thanks Annie - something I'l report back to FutureLearn to see if this is a known bug - thanks for reporting, and providing the browser and device

  • Iain Barr replied to [Learner left FutureLearn]

    Hi Annie - if you move ahead a few steps, there is a chance to review everything again there - hope that helps!

  • Hi Elisabeth - the bookmark is a relatively new feature on the platform. Bookmarking is a way of saving comments without making any public recommendation of them (that's the main difference between bookmarking and liking). Your bookmarks can been seen in your Activity tab.

  • Hopefully, that glossary link should now be working as intended