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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Tag: eBooks
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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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
Continue readingWhy not try a book? Cartoon
For all my readers who don’t like eBooks, this one’s for you (source: DogHouseDiaries).
Continue readingWhat is a group of eReaders called?
If a group of geese are called a ‘gaggle’, and a group of Hippopotamus’ are called a ‘crash’ (bet you
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Students and Information Technology 2012 #edtech #eLearning #educause
The Educause Centre for Applied Research (ECAR) has recently published their “ECAR Study of Undergraduate Students and Information Technology, 2012”
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Book Review: “Blackboard Essentials for Teachers”
“Blackboard Essentials for Teachers” is new book written by William Rice for teachers and educators who use Blackboard. By following
Continue readingThe Voice of an Active Learner
“Do you recognise me? Very soon I will be your student, but I will not always sit in your classroom.
Continue readingeBooks & eTextbooks, and students #edtech
Yet another set of statistics about students and how they use or interact with eBooks, this time eTextbooks: “A look
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Elements of a Digital Classroom #edtech
Thanks for Sue Beckingham for sharing this infographic on Pinterest over the weekend: “Elements of a Digital Classroom”. Click to
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