Sony to launch new Reader(s)?
Rumours are still rife that Sony are expected to release details of the (imminent) release of not one, but two
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Getting Started in Second Life (JISC)
I’ve not spent any time with Second Life so I know I am not in any position to pass judgement
Continue readingEffective Practice in a Digital Age (JISC)
I enjoy looking through the JISC website, and each time I visit it I always find something I missed before.
Continue readingReading: "Learning on the go with an iPod Touch"
It seems I can’t get away from mobile learning / mLearning and the iPod at the moment. From my previous
Continue reading10 ways universities (should) share information using social media
This guest post on Mashable’s website is an excellent place for Higher Education Institutions to start thinking about what, and
Continue readingA Critical Evaluation of Blackboard (by Stephanie Coopman)
Wow, talk about powerful stuff! I’ve just finished reading the report by Stephanie Coopman called “A Critical Evaluation of Blackboard’s eLearning
Continue readingReading: "A Hoarding Culture vs. A Sharing Culture"
I found this post through some searching on ‘eLearning’ and would like to relate this my role in HE (the
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Reading: “Learning from the Learners’ Experience”
Whilst at the “Make it Personal” Conference this week at the University of Greenwich, I picked up the ‘post-conference reflections’
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Conference Report: Make it Personal, July 2009
I started making notes of the key points I wanted to take away from today’s Conference at the University of
Continue readingStudents: Using Technogolgy to cheat isn’t cheating?
I came across this article last week, posted by Robyn (@serendipitynz) on Twitter … “Students say using tech to cheat
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