Creating learning content on your phone: Videos
Creating resources on my phone is not something I usually do, unless it’s a tweet, photo for Instagram, document for
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Interview with Terese Bird, #EdTechBook chapter author
As part of a new series of posts, I will be talking to authors of The Really Useful #EdTechBook about
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Build your own ‘App Swap Breakfast’ event #AppSwap #AppSwapLeic
This morning I saw an innocent tweet from my pal David Walker (@drdjwalker) about the concept of an ‘App Swap Breakfast’. Needless to say it got me thinking …
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Blackboard Mobile Learn App – examples?
Here’s the question … has anyone designed a Blackboard course purely from the perspective of working from the Mobile Learn
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Freshers: 1992 vs 2012
OK, so I’ll own up … in 1992 I became a fresher at Kingston University, which is why, after walking
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Students and Information Technology 2012 #edtech #eLearning #educause
The Educause Centre for Applied Research (ECAR) has recently published their “ECAR Study of Undergraduate Students and Information Technology, 2012”
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Smartphones make a difference #edtech #eLearning
There is no doubt now that the advent of new mobile technologies and smartphones has had a huge impact on
Continue reading‘Generation Y’ is dead, long live ‘Generation T’
I wasn’t aware of all the different labels that have been assigned in the past, but here is a brief
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Poster: QR Codes in Education – the Business School Experience (@milenabobeva)
Another poster I am involved in at today’s ‘Excellent education: the heart of the student experience‘ Conference at Bournemouth University
Continue readingScan a books barcode and get a fully formatted reference? #UKedchat
You probably know how keen I am on QR Codes, and how good useful I think they could be in
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