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Category Archives: Events and Conferences
10 Future Web Trends
Through Loic Le Meur, le French blogueur, who has just moved to San Francisco, I got this link to the 10 Future Web Trends. I wonder how this will translate into education and if any new media is being used … Continue reading
FLNW2
The TALO network reaches once again beyond the technology enhanced online space to engage in proactive e-learning hands-on events. The focus of the FLNW2 trip to Thailand from January 16th to 28th is to seek ways to network in a … Continue reading
Wasabi
Manuel Netto and Lucia Freitas officially started Blogcamp Brazil ..150 enrolled…about 70 here in the main room and more outside. Although an unconference is usually descentralized and usually spreads out in several rooms according to different themes, all crowded in … Continue reading
The Web is Flat
This morning, I attended online the second talk of the series “Writing in a Multiliterate Flat World”, a presential three-day workshop Vance Stevens is giving in the framework of the 26th Summer Course open learning initiative led by the Open … Continue reading
Holidays pero no mucho
A quick update: finally on holidays (from school) but still very active. The article “Pedagogical affordances of syndication, aggregation, and mash-up of content on the Web”, I worked on with Vance Stevens in the past two weeks, has just been … Continue reading
Open educational resources and practices
I am listening now to Leigh Blackall´s keynote for the WiA online convergence. He insists on flexibility when creating content under the Creative Commons License. Check his slides on Flickr and the recording should be up on the Webheads site … Continue reading
Virtual worlds, real learning?
Originally uploaded by beewebhead. Stumbled across the Eduserv symposium when Alan Levine posted a reminder on Twitter. My first time video/sound combination of real and virtual in SL. Very exciting to think of the possibilities it offers, but the connection … Continue reading
The colloquium
The whole group Originally uploaded by beewebhead. The WiA get together to present at the Tesol 2007 EVO colloquium in Seattle. Nice to meet f2f all the people I have been working with online for so many years. We partied … Continue reading
