Making Smartphones work
I love my smartphone, my iPhone. In addition to this, I love my iPad, but I’m not as enamoured by
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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
Continue reading‘Generation Y’ is dead, long live ‘Generation T’
I wasn’t aware of all the different labels that have been assigned in the past, but here is a brief
Continue readingReflection on LSG Webinar ‘QR Codes, Webinars and Twitter’
I’ve just taken part in a webinar from the LSG (Learning & Skills Group) on “QR Codes, Mobile Tagging and
Continue readingEnhancing Dropbox with ‘Dropbox Forms’ #Dropbox
If, like me, you are a user and fan of Dropbox then you’ll be looking for ways to enhance how
Continue readingThe Future of eBooks … my vision
I’ve been pondering whether or not to get a Kindle since I heard about the latest wifi or 3G version
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Searching Twitter
So, it has come to this. I wanted to find some tweets I made a while ago; I can’t remember
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Browser extension creates QR Codes
For those who read this blog you’ll know that I’ve been interested in QR Codes, and how we could possibly use
Continue readingQR Codes: Google gets in on the act
As reported in TechCruch, Google have joined theirURL shortening service goo.gl with a QR Code generator. URL shortening service like bit.ly
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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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