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Tag Archives: Technology
Live Blogging Platform
How does it feel to be an independent TV broadcaster? Although still in beta, Moguluspromises to give you everything you need to launch your own live 24/7 television broadcaster, blending your webcam, video clips from YouTube, and your own original … Continue reading
U-Learning
Last week, while I was chatting informally (on Skype) with Alex Hayes , he invited me to contribute with a definition of M-Learning for the CIT National TAFE M-learning conference he is giving in two weeks. Most people associate M-Learning … 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
Share your soul
I have just got an invitation from Patricia Glogowski to join Shelfari , a social media website for book lovers launched last November. You can add titles to your personal bookshelf, connect with friends, browse other users’ bookshelves, recommend books … Continue reading
In and out of the box
Aaron points to the Blogging Toolbox: 120+ Resources for Bloggers. Useful for beginners, who have it all in one place, lists of links à la Web 1.0 are still useful apparently,malgre del.icio.us What I really love though is the Flickr … Continue reading
Cultural and Technological Appropriation
celular antropafago Originally uploaded by fbar. François Bar has just sent me a link to the Abaporu blog, part of a research project he is doing with Francis Pisani and Matt Weber on the appropriation of new technologies, more specifically … Continue reading
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Tagged Culture, Global Issues, Language, Mobile Devices, Networking, Technology
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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
Awakening The Heroes Within
Through Stephen Downes I got this tip to Make Internet TV, which comes in handy as I am planning to have a group of students produce their own hero journeys using one of Carol Pearson’s heroic archetypes. Planning, writing , … Continue reading
My students’ blogging environments
Will Richardson’s latest post is on blogging tools and how the different platforms are becoming easier to handle and offering more and more options for educators like privacy and transparency. My classes are blogging openly using WordPress.com as the main … Continue reading
