PLE / Personal Learning Environment: What’s yours like?
As most of my posts these days are based on resources and my readings, I thought I’d continue with this
Continue readingALT/ELN “Instructional Design for Serious Games” webinar
I’ve just got offline from the ALT / ELN “Instructional Design for Serious Games” webinar. We set up the Twitter
Continue readingeLearning Packages: "Xerte"
I was quietly minding my own business a few weeks back when this open source application found it’s way on
Continue readingPresentation Prezi: iPhone
I’ve mentioned the Prezi system for alternative presentations before, and a few people are starting to use them too. Instead of
Continue readingReading: "Developing a better understanding of technology-based pedagogy"
I found a reference to this paper recently (yes. through Twitter!) from the Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. It’s called “Developing
Continue readingHow can you tell if it's good, or bad, eLearning?
No Entry from Crestock Stock Images I read this article back in September when it was first released and sent
Continue readingWordle / Tag Cloud
Wordle is a ‘toy’ for generating word-clouds from text on your blog or RSS feed. The clouds give greater prominence
Continue readingMobile website: Oxford University
I was quietly minding my own business again today when this popped up on Twitter from @sboneham: Hmm, a mobile
Continue readingVideo: What is Google Chrome OS?
Google have made this video to replicate the very popular CommonCraft video approach, and it is very effective; explaining a
Continue readingPresentation: Why you want to use scenarios in your eLearning
Cathy Moore writes, about using scenarios in eLearning, “Imagine that you’re in a competition to overhaul an information-heavy course so
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