Reading – Transition to Moodle (Florida International University)
I believe that asking questions is a good thing, and can often bring a greater sense of understanding in whatever
Continue readingePortfolios: Back on the agenda again
This article from Campus Technology made me revisit some of my old posts on portfolio’s (see ‘related links’ below) and
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Word Cloud generator: Tagxedo
I’ve used a Word Cloud generator before, and enjoyed the results – like nearly everyone I used Wordle. But today
Continue readingPresentation: Twitter is Dead (really?)
I was not privileged enough to be able to attend this years eLearning Conference at the University of Plymouth, but
Continue readingQR Codes: Google gets in on the act
As reported in TechCruch, Google have joined theirURLÂ shortening service goo.gl with a QR Code generator. URL shortening service like bit.ly
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The Art of Blogging (in Education)
I have been writing this blog for almost 18 months now, and thought it time to reflect on whether I
Continue readingVideo: Life after Death by PowerPoint
Many thanks to Tom Whitby for tweeting this video: Life after Death by PowerPoint
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iPad – is it any good for the classroom or learning?
Well, it’s here; the iPad has finally landed. I had said on Twitter that I wouldn’t blog about it until
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Obvious, but Underrated Application for the Classroom; Google Earth
I have used Google Earth a few times in some eLearning packages I’ve put together, mainly to demonstrate location or
Continue readingeLearning is dead, long live eLearning
Early Learning Boy from Crestock Stock Photos Following up on a theme I’ve spoken to a few people about recently
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