Obvious, but Underrated Application for the Classroom; Google Earth
I have used Google Earth a few times in some eLearning packages I’ve put together, mainly to demonstrate location or
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Category: eLearning
eLearning is dead, long live eLearning
Early Learning Boy from Crestock Stock Photos Following up on a theme I’ve spoken to a few people about recently
Continue readingClassic Literature as Text and MP3 Downloads
While this may not be relevant to many academics in higher education (unless you’re involved in literature or language courses)
Continue readingCreate a Polaroid for your Presentations (the easy way)
Thanks must be made to Tom Kuhlmann from the Rapid eLearning Blog who introduced me to the application for your
Continue readingiTunesU: Another success story (UCL)
I was thinking about my posts that cover iTunesU the other day and then found this presentation (only uploaded to
Continue readingNetiquette: a handy guide for online students
Nice laptop on a glass table. from Yuri Arcurs Website I came across this guide from the LSC (Lake Superior
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Distance Learning / Distance Education
Steve Wheeler (aka Twitter timbuckteeth) has been writing a series of articles on how distance education has “developed and the
Continue readingResource – Collaboration 2.0: There’s a shift happening
“There’s a shift happening and its all around us. We may not be a part of that shift yet, but
Continue readingLearning Tools: what do you use?
Image from Crestock Creative Images Jane Hart (Twitter: @C4LPT) is keeping her Learning Technology Directory up to date. The Tools
Continue readingPedagogical Foundations For Personal Learning
I like Stephen’s thinking in the presentation he has produced below, and agree that we are indeed experiencing a shift
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