Measuring user engagement by leveraging the power of ‘copy-and-paste’
A year or so ago I wrote about the system Tynt “What’s being copied from your website?” and I thought it
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Nomination(s) for the 2011 Edublog Awards #eddies11
We are here again, that lovely time of year when we get to say something nice about each other and
Continue reading‘ePortfolios’ are out, ‘bPortfolios’ are in (apparently)
Whilst waiting for my iOS5 update to proceed I did quite a bit of reading, and one item that caught
Continue readingInduction Activities: Some good examples using video …
As some of you may know I am working towards a post-graduate certificate qualification in Education Practice at Bournemouth University.
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Edublog Awards, 2010 (Nominations)
We’re here again (wow, was that a year already?) and below are my nominations for the Edublog Awards, 2010. I’ll
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Presentation: Social Media & how (students) can survive online
I’ve been lucky enough so far this term to be involved with two sets of students, both under-graduate first years
Continue readingInfographic WordPress World
With figures like “13.4 million downloads of WordPress 3.0” or “10,935 Available Plugins” andthat WordPress “powers nearly 8.5% of all
Continue readingSomeone stole your content? Blogging Plagiarism
Sue Waters is someone I respect and follow, on her blog and on Twitter. So I am mighty interested in
Continue readingWordPress 3 Released (and updated)
Well, it’s been available now for about a week, so here’s a little video, from downstairsdev, I found about WordPress
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Policies for Staff use of Social Media and Social Networks
Does your employer / Institution have a policy for the accepted use, by staff, for how they can use Social
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