Teach the Web Week 3: the Open Web Plan your makes with your collaborator and then do it! If you’re in a study group, you’re encouraged to work together around your topic. Share your makes with the #teachtheweb community. Among the suggestions for reflection were: Why might sharing and publishing in the open be advantageous? […]
MOOC! by AJC1 Attribution-ShareAlike License A bit before Christmas I signed up for #ETMOOC: #etmooc, an open, online experience that is designed to facilitate & nurture conversations around the thoughtful integration of educational technology & media in teaching and learning. from: Introduction to #etmooc | #ETMOOC What is a MOOC A massive open online course […]
Starlings roosting by Steven C Wilson Attribution-NoDerivs License I’ve written several version of this post now, thinking about blogging, e-portfolios and CPD I am not particularly happy about this version but I don’t think I can get it clearer. A while back I got a comment here from Joe which included: Feels like usual suspects […]
A while ago I got a tweet out of the blue from Drew Buddie, @digitalmaverick. He had proposed TeachMeet for a Naace ICT Impact awards. As Drew is part of naace he though it better that someone else should represent TeachMeet. As I’ve been hanging round TeachMeet since the start he asked me if I’d […]
It looks like a pile of the ScotEdubloggers are holidaying on facebook. I was invited a few weeks ago and joined up. Compared to bebo and myspace the interface is pretty calm. I’ve messed about with a few tools and gained a few friends but I have not been convinced. I was planning to blog […]
I’ve been reading Jonesieblog the Blog of Robert Jones for a while now and always find interesting things there. His subheading changes regularly, probably one of those fortune cookie plugins, but todays gave me a smile: One of may favourite words after serendipity. Fair cheered me up after a day at work.
