Monthly Archives: June 2004

I have enrolled for project M to be able to see how it works from the inside but am still an outsider as I did not find a group to work with. Many groups chose their sides and competed for … Continue reading →

Project M is the result of a joint effort of 6 innovative organisations from three EU member states to produce an online game with learning focused on global change, media literacy and critical thinking. What is interesting is how the … Continue reading →

This was a two-hour, hands-on session given by Trevor Ettenborough that centered around a webquest that asks teachers to explore blogs and news aggregators, using blogs in their classroom, news aggregators, and how news aggregators can help save time. Wonderful … Continue reading →

This morning Venny (Taiwan) invited me through YM to join him in a video-conference room at Uvault. I plugged my cam and mic on and off I went into cyberspace. I landed smoothly in a room with 6 screens, a … Continue reading →

Small Technologies Loosely Joined is the ” wiki-blog-chat fest” which will be presented at the New Media Consortium Summer Conference 2004 on June 17, 2004, 4:15 – 5:30 PM Pacific Coast Time. You can find your local time via World … Continue reading →

People in the course have been split in smaller groups. I am together with about 5 others in Group A and we have started to experiment with the wiki version you can find in Moodle. Susan Burg (Florence) suggested a … Continue reading →