What I’ve starred this week: September 28, 2010
Here's some posts which have caught my attention this week: Zotero Everywhere: How Will it Change Your Workflow? – September 22, 2010 How to Use an Interactive Whiteboard (IWB) – […]
September 2010
Free SMS voting using intelliSoftware SMS Gateway service
[flickr]130164091[/flickr] Previously I written about Using a Learning Apps (xLearn) textwall for SMS voting for £25/year, but what if you haven’t got £25 to spare? How about free SMS voting*, […]
What I’ve starred this week: September 21, 2010
Here's some posts which have caught my attention this week: “Daring to be digital” with Abertay University – September 17, 2010 Is there anybody there? – September 17, 2010 – […]
How to Google Instant(ise) a Custom Search Engine (CSE) – Revisited
Previously I posted How to Google Instant(ise) a Custom Search Engine (CSE), which like a lot of my pet projects is perpetual beta (my general fallback to explain away bad […]
Morphic Resonance, Threshold Concepts, e-Portfolios and OERs
[flickr]3680135473[/flickr] Probably the most unlikely blog post title ever, let me expand. On Friday we had our ePortfolio Scotland 2010 conference at Queen Margaret University. The final presentation on the […]
What I’ve starred this week: September 14, 2010
Here’s some posts which have caught my attention this week: Developing for the Mobile Web – A one day workshop exploring how developers can reuse and create web content so […]
How to Google Instant(ise) a Custom Search Engine (CSE)
[flickr]4605291728[/flickr] Update: This solution has evolved slightly. More information in How to Google Instant(ise) a Custom Search Engine (CSE) – Revisited Google have grabbed quite a few headlines with their […]
eAssessment Scotland 2010: Twitter workshop reflections
Last Friday I ran a Twitter workshop as part of ‘eAssessment Scotland 2010: Marking the decade’. In the programme I described the session as: What’s happening? Twitter for Assessment, Feedback […]
Using a Learning Apps textwall for SMS voting for £25/year
I’ve written about the different ways you can do electronic voting without buying clickers a number of times from creating a simple wi-fi system, to using services like polleverywhere.com, to […]
What’s happening? The ‘utility’ of Twitter in teaching and learning
In this post I want to put down a marker as to the role I think Twitter could have within education. When previously presenting on the use of Twitter in […]