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
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Top 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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As a follow up to the presentation I made at last weeks Plymouth Enhanced Learning Conference (PELeCON) with Sue Beckingham this
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‘Kindle’ eBook App
‘Kindle’ eBook (iPhone/iPad): I didn’t go out and buy a Kindle when they first appeared, but I wanted to. At
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In the US they have, or had, SOPA (Stop Internet Piracy Act). In the UK we’re getting OSB (Online Safety
Continue readingProject Glass: Augmented Reality from Google
Announced by Google this week: Project Glass “We believe technology should work for you — to be there when you
Continue readingShould employers ask for access to a (potential) employees Social Media account?
There have been many stories recently about employers asking for access to an employees, or a potential employees, social media
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Plagiarism: Web sources for unoriginal content
If you’re interested in Turnitin and it’s use with student learning them the facts and figures in this infographic produced
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Pinterest, what’s the fuss?
In the fast-paced world of Internet start-ups and social media companies Pinterest has been around for a couple of years
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
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