Earlier this year I was invited to share my experiences of self publishing my work as eBooks with Vicki Davis (@coolcatteacher) on the Every Classroom Matters podcast, broadcast through the BAM Radio Network. David Hopkins is a Read More …
What is Kindle Matchbook? Announced by Amazon last year, Matchbook is (from LifeHacker) “that will allow owners of hard copies of books to purchase extremely cheap ebook versions for their Kindle collection.” If you bought a Read More …
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 … Read More …
If, like me, you like to watch your films or listen to music on more than one device (in more than one location) then you’ll have had to copy/digitise/rip it, which is not always legal. Read More …
I have used three different systems to generate and monitor my QR Codes over the past five years or so. My current favourite is linked to the shortened URL generator from Google – goo.gl. For each Read More …
Those of you know me will know I published two eBooks earlier this year. This post will deal a little with the ‘how’ and ‘why’ I did it, but also I hope it’ll help you Read More …
Last week I was interviewed by Zak Mensah (@zakmensah) on the subject of eBooks, QR Codes, and the wider subject and community of Learning Technology. Listen to Zak’s recording on his website or the embedded Read More …
Title: “QR Codes in Education” Author: David Hopkins ISBN: 9781628470277 Word count: 13,600 (approx.) Price: $2.99 / £1.99 Publish date: June 1, 2013 Update June 1st, 2013: Available online in selected stores – more information available. Read More …
Wow, something must be going on … two posts on QR Codes in a week? Yes, I am finally getting round to writing my semi-promised eBook on QR Codes and education / classroom technology … Read More …
While searching and researching QR Codes, for an eBook I might write, I found this video. I thought / hoped it would be a good resource to link and share … but was sorely disappointed. Called ’37 Read More …