Cardiff Reef: An N95 Experiment
Two trainee journalists from Cardiff University put the Nokia N95 through its paces
Just read that Eduspaces is to close in the New Year – bummer.
I’ve been using ELGG for about a year for individual group projects and have been using the main site since then (but started using it properly in September).
There’s a load of content up there and some really interesting things that [...]
I was at a lecture into online journalism yesterday and we were discussing blogs, the rise of the ‘new trade press’ (expert bloggrs) and how journalists fit into all of this.
We got sidetracked and started talking about social networks and then someone piped up with “But it is my FaceBook and I don’t want [...]
Great story in the Guardian yesterday from an Ofcom report into how much time people are spending in online networks.
The report says that 39 per cent of adults with internet access use social networking sites
Apparently we’re averaging five hours a month in MySpace, Facebook etc (I feel like I’m doing a lot [...]
e-Learning Centre by Learning Light
A site with collected links on e-learning
Futurelab – Innovation in education
Bristol-based charity focussed on e-learning, mostly schools
(tags: e-learning education charity Bristol)
Been mucking about updating my WordPress to see if it can become a base for a personal learning environment, good stuff from Graham Atwell (this is his categories section).
Another interesting take on this from The Ed Techie – well worth [...]
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