Don’t give it to me unless I can customise it
My first car was a 1993 Rover Mini Cooper 1.3i, in British Racing Green (obviously). I bought it second hand
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‘Anyone who doesn’t love Twitter is an idiot’
These are not my words (although I may agree with them)! In February I wrote about my experience of Twitter
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Reading: “Online learning in the workplace”
Like many of my peers I read around my ‘subject’ a lot. Sometimes I print copies out and store them,
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Book Review: “Blackboard Essentials for Teachers”
“Blackboard Essentials for Teachers” is new book written by William Rice for teachers and educators who use Blackboard. By following
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 readingInduction Activity – “in 100 words or less …”
Induction week, for campus-based students, is all about getting to know each other, getting to know the programme team and
Continue readingBenefits of Collaborative Learning
What are the benefits of collaborative learning, for the students? Well, here are my selection from the 40 or so
Continue readingMoodle Tool Guide for Teachers
I recently found this awesome reference guide, created by Joyce Seitzinger, that shows a simple traffic-light system to see if
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
Continue readingLearning Tools: what do you use?
Image from Crestock Creative Images Jane Hart (Twitter: @C4LPT) is keeping her Learning Technology Directory up to date. The Tools
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