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Alexander Pearce Movie
Ah….convicts! Ahh…convict cannibal!! Ahhhh…convict cannibal movie!!! This is Australian history teaching paradise. I haven’t seen the film yet, but go here for the trailer of … more →
iHistory Podcast Project
All write now
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Gillian wrote 2 days ago: Words in red, blue, green and orange. Long words, short words. A rapidly thickening jungle of words … more →
Finnish academics visiting Beyond Distance
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bdra wrote 1 week ago: Ten Finnish academics from Laurea University of Applied Sciences are visiting Beyond Distance this w … more →
Things Can Only Get Better
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Liz wrote 2 weeks ago: Anyone that has read this blog over the last few years will know that I’m basically a very opt … more →
New History Lab event: ‘The Future Is Not What It Used To Be…’ 24/10/09
calfutures wrote 2 weeks ago: New History Lab in association with the Creating Academic Learning Futures Project organised a joint … more →
Choiceortunity #27
Amy Chastek wrote 1 month ago: I am a survey geek. For some reason I love taking surveys and belong to several panels that try new … more →
School Choice a la Carte
homeschool10x wrote 1 month ago: I’m attending an online chat today called School Choice a la Carte hosted by EducationSector.o … more →
Alexander Pearce Movie
Dave Fagg wrote 2 months ago: Ah….convicts! Ahh…convict cannibal!! Ahhhh…convict cannibal movie!!! This is Aust … more →
ALT-C 2009: a great conference, a winning team and open-source laptops
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bdra wrote 2 months ago: Winning the ALT Learning Technologist team award of the year wasn’t the only reason why the AL … more →
Mobile learning
Catherine Dhanjal wrote 2 months ago: I’m very excited about making word clouds using Wordle and have just tried one for the MmIT Mo … more →
My Dublin Adventure ... and guess who gets to meet me?
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Liz wrote 2 months ago: You all know that my dear friend of over 20 years … Mary … has been visiting me from Oz on her Europ … more →
Linked In Learning
Christine Bellthompson Leeds wrote 3 months ago: Using Linked In for Learning I joined Linked In about four years ago and have found it a helpful wa … more →
Seeking a new learning horizon
bdra wrote 3 months ago: Forecasting the future has come in for a fair bit of disbelief recently, hasn’t it? (Hollow laughter … more →
Wikis in the Classroom
shegeek wrote 4 months ago: Do you use Wikis in your organization or classroom? Teacher, Vicki Davis has plenty of examples to s … more →
Can you teach writing?
homeschool10x wrote 4 months ago: I’m reading a book on this topic by a writing professor. It’s so well-written and intere … more →
Desktop or local wiki solutions
Sean McKay wrote 5 months ago: I’m thinking about offline or local wiki solutions that can run in a lab or on a classroom com … more →
Presence and absence in online Masters education
Gillian wrote 5 months ago: There must be a way forward that works for adult learners and for universities. I have been compari … more →
A productive week in Ballinamore
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Liz wrote 5 months ago: It’s Thursday and all day I’ve kept thinking it was Friday … cool … another … more →
OER Project underway - it's legal not technical!
icesculpture wrote 5 months ago: In partnership with the JISC, I am running a pilot programme to produce Open Educational Resources f … more →
Sunday done slowly
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Liz wrote 5 months ago: Big Reminder before I start the main post from Sharon Sweeney Just to let everyone know that the Blo … more →
