UK Copyright – making sense of it
We all are bound to the copyright laws, but they are long and complicated. This series of videos produced by
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Colored Highlights in Turnitin / GradeMark #edtech
Newly updated feature of GradeMark is the ability to set a colour for your highlight/comments: YouTube: Turnitin: Colored Highlights in
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Digital story of the Nativity
Yes I know it’s June, but this is still a good video: how social media, web and mobile would’ve impacted
Continue reading#BYOD ‘Bring your own Device’
Heard about the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) movement? Me too, and the following might just tickle your funny bone
Continue readingAn anthropological introduction to YouTube
Such a good video from Michael Wesch, presented to The Library of Congress (is that as important as it sounds?)
Continue readingQuestion everything #pelc12 #edtech
Thank to Dave Cormier for sharing this video on Twitter, it’s amazing! I hope you think so to. YouTube: notice.
Continue readingLeading a Learning Revolution #LWF12
Here is the closing statement from this years Learning Without Frontiers from Sir Ken Robinson. I enjoyed the whole three day
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Video: Dan Pink “The surprising truth about what motivates us” (RSAnimate)
From watching the great talk from Sir Ken Robinson on “Changing Education Paradigms” I recently found this talk from Dan
Continue readingWhat is a MOOC? #edtech
A MOOC is a ‘Massive Open Online Course’ and, as the video from Dave Cormier below introduces it as a
Continue readingSocial Media Policy
A previous post of mine (Policies for Staff use of Social Media and Social Networks) from June 2010 has received
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