From the monthly archives: February 2008
Welcome to Google Sites As part of their intention to take over the world, Google have introduced yet another important and useful tool which will be going into my arsenal. The ability to create a dedicated team site quickly and easily could have massive implications in terms of (tags: Google GoogleSites
Not the fanciest of names – some of the NICAR crew are calling it COJO.
There’s also an interesting article on the conference by Rich Gordonn over at MediaShift Idea Lab which quotes Aaron Bobick, chair of the School of Interactive Computing at Georgia Tech (and I think [...]
Syllabus « Blogs, Wikis, and New Media (tags: journalism online research web2.0) Centra predicts trends in e-learning for 2003 Training article on trends within elearning – bit old but some good points (tags: blendedlearning training elearning)
Knowledge Media Institute : Technologies : Hot A whole raft of web 2.0 stuff from the Knowledge Media Institute at the Open University (tags: OpenUniversity KMI web2.0)
Project Management : Department for Children, Schools and Families Project and programme management (tags: project management DfCSF education) Project Managing E-Learning – Google Book Search Bill Shackleford – yet more project managment (tags: project management education elearning) OGC Best Management Practice – Home (tags: [...]
Social Media Influence: Custom does “MoJo” with Nokia and Cardiff University
An interesting experiment between Matt Yeomans – from Custom Communications – Cardiff University’s School of Journalism and Nokia Trendlabs.
Mobile journalism is the coming thing, lots of editors I’ve talked to lately are really interested in this approach.
Personally [...]
Had a fun Flashmeeting with my tutor and some of my course mates last night.
We were looking at theories including push/pull in learning and teaching and how this applies to elearning (we’re doing some old-school reading of books and were discussing E-Learning Strategies: How to Get Implementation and Delivery Right First Time by [...]
OUseful’s guide to Geo Twitter
Info on how to set up a Yahoo Pipes to geotag your Twitter Posts
(tags: Twitter Geotagging OpenUniversity Yahoopipes mashup googlemaps pipes)
OUseful’s guide to blogging from Google Maps
Another pipe’s mashup with blogging capability this [...]
Getting interested in reflective practice and how that can work – the obvious answer is to blog or to keep a journal inside a VLE.
But why not bring PLE elements in to play here.
I’ve signed up to Twitter to have a little play and see what that can do, so you’ll be seeing [...]
Paul Bradshaw has unveiled what he believes to be the worst example of newspaper video – Reading Evening Post’s 60 second news.
It’s well worth a look at what is going on here, the poor reporter has obviously just been stuck in front of a video camera and told to read off the [...]
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