Chatting about eBooks, QR Codes, and Learning Technology with @zakmensah
Last week I was interviewed by Zak Mensah (@zakmensah) on the subject of eBooks, QR Codes, and the wider subject
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Coming soon – eBook on QR Codes in Education
Title: “QR Codes in Education” Author: David Hopkins ISBN: 9781628470277 Word count: 13,600 (approx.) Price: $2.99 / £1.99 Publish date: June
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Book Review: “Organizations Don’t Tweet, People Do”
You may think this a strange choice for a Learning Technologist to review – “Organizations Don’t Tweet, People Do: A
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What is a Learning Technologist (part 9): Ignorance is bliss?
The more I think, the more I learn. The more I learn, the more I question. The more I question,
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Reading: Digital Vertigo #digitalvertigo
With the eBook edition of this book set at £0.00 I couldn’t resist seeing what the fuss is about –
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QR Code Library? #edtech
I’ve talked about QR Codes for a long time now. They haven’t really lived up to the hype, and even
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Opening paragraph is important
This has to be the best opening paragraph to a book I’ve ever read: “The sky above the port was
Continue readingThe Classroom of Tomorrow #edtech
I just saw this video and wanted to share it … but also to criticise it, sorry. YouTube: The Classroom
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It’s called reading … [cartoon]
“It’s called ‘reading’. It’s how people install new software into their brains” Cartoon displayed with special permission from www.glasbergen.com.
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Book Review: “APE: Author, Publisher, Entrepreneur – How to Publish a Book”
“APE is 300 pages of step-by-step, tactical advice and practical inspiration. If you want a hype-filled, get-rich-quick book, you should
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