Leading 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
Continue readingNatural gesture computer controls
Can you see a use for this in teaching and learning – The future is in the reach? (thanks to
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Measuring user engagement by leveraging the power of ‘copy-and-paste’
A year or so ago I wrote about the system Tynt “What’s being copied from your website?” and I thought it
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Turnitin: 10 types of unoriginal work #turnitin #edtech
How about this infographic from Turnitin to start the week? From a survey of nearly 900 educators (Plagiarism Today) Turnitin are trying
Continue readingThought on using Prezi as a teaching/learning tool
Thanks to Steve Anderson (@web20classroom) for sharing this Prezi on “Thoughts on using Prezi as a teaching tool”. It’s another
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Mozilla Open Badges, adding a “reputation layer”?
“Learning today happens everywhere. But it’s often difficult to get recognition for skills and achievements that happen online or out
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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 readingThe New Digital Divide #edtech #eLearning
I saw this earlier, the new Google Search Education, posted on the The Next Web website, and is flagged as
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Don’t underestimate local knowledge
There’s nothing quite like a new job or a new town (or both) to make you realise you know
Continue readingTop 20 most influential Tweeters in Learning Technology #edtech
Congratulations to all those successfully listed on the Now “Top 20 most influential Tweeters in Learning Technology“. As the introduction
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