Turnitin: 10 types of unoriginal work #turnitin #edtech
How about this infographic from Turnitin to start the week? From a survey of nearly 900 educators (Plagiarism Today) Turnitin are trying
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Tag: eLearning
Mozilla Open Badges, adding a “reputation layer”?
“Learning today happens everywhere. But it’s often difficult to get recognition for skills and achievements that happen online or out
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Video: Dan Pink “The surprising truth about what motivates us” (RSAnimate)
From watching the great talk from Sir Ken Robinson on “Changing Education Paradigms” I recently found this talk from Dan
Continue readingThe New Digital Divide #edtech #eLearning
I saw this earlier, the new Google Search Education, posted on the The Next Web website, and is flagged as
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Don’t underestimate local knowledge
There’s nothing quite like a new job or a new town (or both) to make you realise you know
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PowerPoint and Prezi
If you’re a PowerPoint user, whatever level, and have thought about using Prezi but have been unsure of making the
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So long, and thanks for all the fish!
“So long, and thanks for all the fish” – immortal words from Douglas Adams and ‘The Hitchhikers Guide to the
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What is a Learning Technologist (part 5)?
Depending on where you work you might use the title Learning Technologist, Education Technologist, Instructional Designer, or something else, but
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We are all Rock Stars! #edtech
As I find myself getting closer to a ‘big’ birthday (thankfully not this year) I have realised that I am
Continue readingTop 10 Education & Teaching Blogs
Congratulations to the other 9 entrants to the “Top 10 UK Education and Teaching Blogs” alongside my blog Don’t Waste
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