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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Tag: mLearning
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
Continue readingeLearning is dead, long live eLearning
Early Learning Boy from Crestock Stock Photos Following up on a theme I’ve spoken to a few people about recently
Continue readingClassic Literature as Text and MP3 Downloads
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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Continuing my thoughts and readings on the use of Augmented Reality in education, here are some examples of how commercial
Continue readingGame-based Learning: recent readings (2)
Even when I try and get on with something else, I keep finding excellent resources about game- and simulation-based learning.
Continue readingAugmented Reality: it’s all a load of goo (Cadbury’s goo, that is)
Here I was, quietly minding my own business and checking my emails when I get a link to the Cadbury’s
Continue readingPresentation: Email is so 1973 (Google Wave)
I’ve posted a presentation from these folks before – Red Magma: eLearning Sucks – which is an excellently presented and
Continue readingAugmented Reality: does it have a place/future in education?
Augmented Reality (AR) is still in its infancy, but as people like me look further afield to find interesting technology
Continue readingQR Codes: Learning Technology
Update: If you’re interested in QR Codes, then you would do well to get my book QR Codes in Education,
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