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Tag Archives: learning
Th Movie and Music Industries are Hypocrites With SOPA and C-11
I’ve just come across a site about remixing with three superb videos. They are interesting and entertaining, and don’t end when they appear to be concluding, as you can see from the screenshot below. I strongly recommend http://mediaatbrooks.wordpress.com/2012/02/01/open-content-and-is-everything-a-remix/ and here’s the first … Continue reading
Moving a gMail Draft from One Device to Another
it was fun discovering how I could move from device to device in gMail! Continue reading
Hello HTC Loaner
The delivery man woke us up at 8:05 with my loaner from Samsung. It’s an HTC Legend (I think). I spent a couple of hours making sure I’d saved everything I wanted from my S2, and reading the instructions on … Continue reading
Posted in Smart Phones, SocialMedia, Tools
Tagged Android, communication, learning, Twitter
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Dreaming The Curriculum – A Re-Post from 2006
With the rapidly changing web environment, much writing is ephemeral, and becomes lost in the past. This is a post I think worth re-posting, about the process of creating curriculum. Most of the links no longer work. From 2006 – Dreaming the Curriculum: … Continue reading
Posted in Curriculum, WebLearning
Tagged academic_writing, communication, curriculum, learning, OralRhetoric
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Kindle App Academic Possibilities
After seeing, with some envy, what a colleague could do on her iPad 2, I decided I wanted to find out more about the academic usefulness of what I could do with the books I read on my Kindle app … Continue reading
Posted in Tools, Uncategorized, WebLearning
Tagged academic_writing, communication, GalaxyTab, Kindle_App, learning, reading, school_writing, writing
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Galaxy Tab – Quibble
I love my Galaxy Tab, but I do have a quibble. I love the way it automatically linked up my gmail, when I added my address, and the way it then added my Google calendar and my Contacts. I love … Continue reading
Galaxy Tab – Starting
Like all owners of new devices, I had to learn how to get the most out of my Samsung Galaxy Tab. I had some knowledge of what might work, built from my past experiences with my laptops and my iphone. … Continue reading
Jane Hart – “A New Approach to Workplace Learning”
Jane Hart – http://uk.linkedin.com/in/c4lpt – describes how she sees learning currently happening. I agree with her observations. A new approach to workplace learning View more presentations from Jane Hart.
Developmental Teaching/Learning
I’ve just finished teaching (and am still marking) a course called Oral Rhetoric. In it students start by telling a 5 minute story from their own experiences to the class. They also are part of a team that presents, in … Continue reading
Constant Learning
The way to learn is not just by practice, but by paying attention to what happens when you practice. For teachers, this means reflecting on what happens as you teach and learning from it. Here is some information on the … Continue reading