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I’ve mentioned this before briefly, but what continues to amaze me is how much my two spheres of interest are essentially colliding. Not only are the same issues being talked about in both journalism and elearning on a regular basis – how should we change the conversation, ‘push or pull’ and on-demand content – but [...]
Bill Thompson who writes for BBC’s technology pages on the website has been talking about the technology of teaching. He’s apparently just been to a government-backed meeting looking into the future of technologies in education.
Here’s a little taste of what he’s said:
Learning looks set to undergo a big change as novel technologies make [...]
Social communities – why bother? After all we’ve all got enough on our plates without having to worry about people we don’t know or like wanting to become our ‘friends’ – haven’t we?
They’re here to stay, of that there is no doubt – so I guess I’d better learn to use them to my [...]
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