Pre-conference Activities: There was the pre-conf workshop – Connecting to Learning – which an intimate group attended where we discussed our teaching models, our learner readiness, our content or curriculum and then we went live…we Skye’d, we Webex-ed, we went out there….! A great group – committed to the integration of collaborative learning through technologies…
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NET*Working 2004
Rather overwhelming but quite a day at NWg2004 (I’m getting tired of spelling out the full title)! The program is HUGE – and I can barely keep up – that’s in-between finalising my workshop and papers for LT2004! I must say … and I am a wildlife lover but… Marvin the Lizard is really getting…
Read MoreConference Time!!
It’s November already and that means conferences, conferences, and more conferences and events! (Oh – and the end of semester for Unis!) NET*Working 2004 starts tomorrow – 8th November – if you haven’t registered, do it now! and Learning Technologies 2004 kicks off in Moolooaba on Wed 10th! LT2004 is one of the connected local…
Read MoreE-Learning Still in Early Stages in Australia and New Zealand
The Cape Group (an Australian-based global human capital research and advisory firm) have just released a report based on responses from 30 of the top 100 organisations in Australia and New Zealand. Learning Circuits magazine (from ASTD) reviewed the report: The survey found that only a handful of organizations viewed themselves as being mature users…
Read MoreKnowledge Sharing
Informal, joined up knowledge sharing using connected weblogs in pursuit of Mental Health service improvement While I’m focusing on blogs (when am I not?) I thought this might be of interest! Lee Bryant from Headshift – a UK-based internet technolgies company that focuses on social and communication technologies has integrated blogs and wikis into the…
Read MoreAre you a blogaholic?
I’m a 53 / 100 – that is a dedicated weblogger but I still have a life?? Really – I thought PhD’s were supposed to take that away from you….maybe we should try a quiz like this for PhD candidates?? Try the quiz – even if you’re not a blogger! http://wannabe.catharsis.org/bin/quiz.cgi?quiz=one
Read MoreAre you a Blogaholic? PS. My score
I’m a 53 / 100 That’s a dedicated weblogger – but I still have a life!
Read MoreAre you a Blogaholic??
This is just too much fun – well, that is if you’re into blogging! Try this test…. http://wannabe.catharsis.org/bin/quiz.cgi?quiz=one Strictly for bloggers?? Not a blogger? Well, you can still do the test too – maybe it will be intriguing enough for you to start your own blog!
Read MoreThe End of TV as we know it…
An interesting excerpt from the LA Times (you need to be a registered user to gain access to the full article) that I received via Rafat Ali’s blog (entry from 19 Sep – category is Broadband) generated a few thoughts for me on convergence: Former Academy of Television Arts and Sciences chairman Bryce Zabel wrote…
Read MoreReview of Robin Mason’s VC
Wed 8 September – videoconference – presented by Robin Mason, hosted by LearnTel. Robin from the Open Uni in the UK is a specialist in teaching and learning online – with a new book shortly to be published: “Connectecon: Learning for the connected generation”. Robin admits that some of the content in her new book…
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