Getting the job done
When you know what’s wrong and where or who to go to for help you can get on with things
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eLecture (cartoon)
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Continue readingTop 5 Turnitin Features #eAssessment
What are the ‘top 5’ features or functions of Turnitin? Do you agree with this list produced by the Learning
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MOOC Infographic
MOOCs are very popular at the moment (Massive Online Open Course) – talking about them rather than taking them. Maybe
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3 Reasons Teachers use Technology in the Classroom #edtech #infographic
This infographic on ‘Components of a 21st Century Classroom’ has some interesting facts and figures (not all do) but the real
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Familiarisation is key #eLearning #edtech
So, we’ve moved! We have our lives in boxes all over the house, someone else’s wallpaper and really strange built-in
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Reflection: My Mobile-Phone Journey
I graduated from Kingston University in 1996 with a well-earned 2:2 degree (I could’ve done better, but didn’t!). By the
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Multiple Google accounts? #edtech
If, like me, you’ve not been particularly clever or organised when creating and using accounts on Google, or have personal/professional
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Blackboard 9.1 (SP8) – ‘A New Beginning’
Sorry, the title is dramatic, it’s meant to sound a little like ‘Star Wars – A New Hope’, but doesn’t
Continue readingInfographic: QR Codes in the UK
Not everyone like QR Codes, but I do. I use them on business cards, posters, presentations, lecture notes, etc …
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