Well – how come no-one told me I was date challenged?? The Blogging to Learning, Learning to Blog webinar is actually Tuesday 30 AUGUST – but I guess you knew that – didn’t you!!! There’s no 30th February…well, not this year anyway! That means it’s today! So – there’s still time to register – email…
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Blogging to Learn, Learning to Blog
** This week ** REGISTER NOW!!! ** Tue 30th February, 2005 Time: 3.00pm – 4.00pm (Sydney time) Another repeat session due to popular demand!!! If you were unable to attend in December or February, then this is your last chance this year!! Register at the LTUG site This session is the first in a series…
Read Moreedublogs.org launched
Here’s an opportunity not to be missed! James Farmer has launched a new service – edublogs.org – here’s what he says about it: http://edublogs.org is an totally unique project aimed at teachers, researchers, writers and educators the world over. Basically you get to set up a free WordPress blog (by far the best blogging platform…
Read MorePodcasts & Language Teaching
PPS. Have you thought about the value of podcasts for teaching / learning languages? Sebastian recently pointed me to this Spanish novel – both in written form and now podcast! What a great way to practice your language skills. I’ve certainly downloaded it and will be using it in an attempt to keep my fading…
Read MoreWhy Mobile Learning fails to make a move
A recent article in the Sydney Morning Herald commenting on the challenges facing educators (and their institutions/organisations) about the cost of mobile learning and the how the telcos are threatening the viability of m-Learning in Australia. I suggest you read Marc Prensky’s article (see below under Trends heading) published in the Innovate – Journal of…
Read MoreMobile eLearning via Phone
A real success story with the young From Checkpoint e-LearningLondon, May 2005 – Key findings from mobile eLearning trials have been published this month by the Learning and Skills Development Agency (LSDA) in a report "Mobile Technologies and learning". The report presents some innovative ideas on how mobile technologies such as smartphones and PDAs (Personal…
Read MoreOnline Courses as Video Games
Here’s an engaging case study on the use of video games, role-plays and education….make sure you link through to the case study and then the link to the example of a RPG educational video game!!! From Campus Technology Online Courses as Video Games By Dr. Rodney P. Riegle, Professor,Illinois State University Online course offerings are…
Read MoreTransforming Learning through ICT from Education.au
It might be winter, and it might be raining (particularly down the east coast of Australia) but there’s some really good events happening down here! Another – not to be missed one for your calendars: Building Thriving Learning Communities Seminar Where: Sydney When: 18 July, 2005 10am – 3pm Organised by Education.au, this seminar focusing…
Read MoreTrevor’s 10 things I learnt…
One of our presenters and an active participant at BlogTalk Downunder, Trevor Cook, has posted a valuable list: 10 Things I learnt or re-learnt at BlogTalk Downunder. Thanks Trevor !
Read MoreNancy White – Is your blog your community?
Many LTUG members will know Nancy White from previous events by video-conference with LearnTel. Nancy will be presenting another one of her engaging sessions on 6th July, 11am – 12.30pm AEST. Where: Your video conference room About Nancy White: Founder of Full Circle Associates, a communications consultancy, Nancy helps non-profits and businesses connect through online…
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