Twitter, in 1935?
Wouldn’t it be funny if Twitter and other such Social Networks weren’t new? In fact, wouldn’t it be a real
Continue readingAuthor: David Hopkins
Education, Learning, Leadership, Management – CMALT / FHEA / MLPI – Author of #EdTechBook and #EdTechRations
iTunes U: "better than going to class"?
Sarah Perez posted recently about a study she’d heard about, by Dani McKinney, a where a podcast loaded to iTunes U
Continue readingReport 2: Achieving successful learning in a web 2.0 world
Continuing my reports on the Learning Technologies 2009 Exhibition (I know, I’ve been very slack with the writing) I wanted
Continue readingEnabling Mobile Learning
While finding people with a similar direction for learning and eLearning I found my way over to the ‘Educause Connect‘
Continue readingeLearning must be Social; Learning Technologies 2009
I was not lucky enough to be able to attend the Conference at the Learning Technologies 2009 event. This six-minute
Continue readingTweetDeck – how on earth did I live without it?
Yet more things Twitter … and this is a goodun’! Now I’ve got a few followers, and are following quite
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Why are we so keen to ‘tweet’? #metatweet
So far I’ve come across people who like or dislike Twitter, and others who think I’m a sandwich short of
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Time to say goodbye to Facebook
Over the last year I’ve become increasingly worried about the security of my ‘identity’ online, specifically my Facebook account. It
Continue readingIs online networking harmful?
“People’s health could be harmed by social networking sites because they reduce levels of face-to-face contact, an expert claims.” “… evidence
Continue readingSeven Habits of Highly Connected People
“The first thing any connected person should be is receptive. Whether on a discussion forum, mailing list, or in a
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