Exploring ed tech, social media & learning
Last week Friday I started a fun little Twitter event called Tour de Moodle. Interested in seeing other people’s Moodle setups, layouts and themes, I asked people to share a link to their Moodle homepage.
I thought it would be a perfect end-of-year activity, but last weekend was embarrasingly quiet (cue: tumbleweeds). However, after a week [...]
I love serendipitous learning. This week I followed the ASCILITE Conference held in Auckland on Twitter (am still kicking myself for not being there). There’s many thoughts, links & ideas I need to follow up on with regards to education technology in higher education. But what I love about the powered up information exchange between [...]
The leading thinkers on Open Education gathered in Vancouver last week for the OpenEd09 conference. It was a sight & sound to behold – an open storm. Ustreams, Flickr pics and a Twitter avalanche, meant many of us around the world felt part of the event, as virtual attendees. (I got up at 4am in [...]
I’ve just transferred my blog from Edublogs to this new location. The last post on the old blog was about Twitter Mosaic. Unfortunately the mosaic was a. broken and b. hopelessly out of date. So yes I’m re-hashing an old post, but it’s for a reason.
A Twitter Mosaic is easy to create. Just type your [...]
I spend a lot of time exploring educational technology and social media, particularly looking at how they can be used for teaching & learning. This blog is a place to collect what I find.
The postings on this site are my own and don't necessarily represent my employer's positions, strategies, or opinions.