Infographic: Technology In The Classroom
Thanks to Upside Learning for finding this Infographic this morning. While it’s only using the US for it’s facts and
Continue readingFirst there was ‘Netiquette’, now there’s ‘Twettiquette’
You can’t deny that if you’re involved in the Internet you ought to have tried Twitter by now. As I’ve
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As the cost goes up, will the students go online?
The UK Higher Education sector is going through a little bit of a rough patch (to put it mildly). With
Continue readingPreserving your carefully designed presentation
There you are, you’ve finished creating the masterpiece that is your PowerPoint presentation, saved it to the hard-drive, network and
Continue readingPresentations; what to do and what to avoid
Every now and then I see a presentation and think “wow, that’s good” or “that was brilliantly put together, the
Continue readingBack to the Drawing Board: The 5Js
I really enjoyed reading Mary Burns’ article on the eLearn Magazine website this morning on “How to Help Teachers Use
Continue readingVideo: What is Creative Commons?
Educational short video from Creative Commons (CC) explaining what the CC license is all about. This video provides a great
Continue readingTop 10 UK Education and Teaching Blogs
Congratulations to the other 9 entrants to the “Top 10 UK Education and Teaching Blogs” alongside Don’t Waste Your Time,
Continue readingTweetBook: Create a PDF ‘Diary’ with all your Tweets
I was pointed to TweetBook by Jane Hart; if you have an account on Twitter, you’ll absolutely love Tweetbook. Tweetbook is
Continue readingInfographic: Online Education & Learning
Many thanks to Rick Kiker for showing this on Twitter, sourced from the “Surprising Facts About Online Education” on the
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