What is an eBook?
Another innocuous tweet last night (below) led to another lengthy, and truly excellent, exchange on Twitter around the merits, format, value,
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Tag: eLearning
Peer Instruction and Clickers
A trip up the motorway this week and I was in Manchester for the Turning Technologies User Conference. I had
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Here’s my eLearning pet peeve. What’s yours?
Tom Khulmann, on the Rapid E-Learning Blog, regularly writes on techniques and tips for eLearning success. Recently he wrote about
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Jack & Jill of all trades (@reedyreedles)
Peter Reed (@reedyreedles) has made some important and thought provoking posts recently. This is a kind of reply / addition /
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10 ways to keep eLearning interesting
From the Sh!ft eLearning website – 10 Ways to Keep ELearning Interesting. Creating the learning resources and delivering the content is
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Reading: Education and the Internet
The 2014 IGGY Junior Commission report on Education and the Internet is an important read. I’ve not had chance to digest
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5 Tips for engaging your students #eLearning
A handy ‘5 tips for engaging your students in eLearning’ infographic – something to print out and stick on the
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Classrooms in 2050
What will classrooms look like in 2050? Of course, it’s easy to picture (!), haven’t you figured it out yet?
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Progress …
It’s useful to reflect on progress, or projects, or my work in general. Seeing as this is my 6th (or
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Bring Your Own Devices for Learning: July 14-18 #BYOD4L
After such a successful run earlier this year, the team behind BYOD4L (Sue Beckingham, Chrissi Nerantzi, Andrew Middleton, et al) are working
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