QR Codes: In the Classroom
I’ve written previously about QR Codes, what they are, and how we might use them. I’ve met and chatted with
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Tag: eLearning
“Finding a Place for Twitter in Higher Education” eLearn Magazine
I received the email newsletter from eLearn Magazine earlier this week and was interested in the lead article: “Finding a
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iPad – more resources on whether it is any good in the classroom
The iPad is here, and there seems to be no escaping the fact (even though it’s not in the UK
Continue readingePortfolios: Back on the agenda again
This article from Campus Technology made me revisit some of my old posts on portfolio’s (see ‘related links’ below) and
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I was not privileged enough to be able to attend this years eLearning Conference at the University of Plymouth, but
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The Art of Blogging (in Education)
I have been writing this blog for almost 18 months now, and thought it time to reflect on whether I
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iPad – is it any good for the classroom or learning?
Well, it’s here; the iPad has finally landed. I had said on Twitter that I wouldn’t blog about it until
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Obvious, but Underrated Application for the Classroom; Google Earth
I have used Google Earth a few times in some eLearning packages I’ve put together, mainly to demonstrate location or
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Early Learning Boy from Crestock Stock Photos Following up on a theme I’ve spoken to a few people about recently
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While this may not be relevant to many academics in higher education (unless you’re involved in literature or language courses)
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