#ocTEL- an open online course recipe using WordPress
Having recently posted the ingredients card for ocTEL I thought I flesh out some of the details and give ‘mama’s secret recipe’. Like most recipes it’s not perfect and I encourage you […]
Learning Resource Metadata/Schema in action: Maths Apps Index
One of the nice things working for CETIS is when organisations like the Association of Learning Technologists (ALT) approach you to contribute to their projects it’s often an opportunity to field test cutting edge innovation. This was the case when ALT recruited me for their Maths Apps Index project. As part of this we implemented LRMI/schema.org resource descriptions into community generated reviews
What I’ve starred this month: April 28, 2013
Here's some posts which have caught my attention this month: SFC Further and Higher Education ICT Strategy – summary and reflections – April 23, 2013 6 Free Realtime Google Analytics […]
#ocTEL: Outline of an open course (maximising email push with MailPress)
This post originally appeared on the ocTEL blog on 15th April and was written in collaboration with David Jennings. I’ve reposted it here as it outlines some of the broad […]
#ocTEL Using Google Spreadsheets for a basic analytic to find your fledgling bloggers
One of the nice things about open courses like ocTEL is whilst having your own blogging space wasn’t a mandatory requirement we were aware that a number of participants had […]
Geek Out Webinar: Using Google App Scripts and Spreadsheets to Analyze Canvas Usage Data
Just a note to say on 26th April at 4pm BST (in your timezone) I’ll be giving a webinar on using Google Apps Script to extract data from Canvas (LMS […]
#ocTEL– proudly powered by …
There have been a couple of very interesting WordPress/FeedWordPress recipe cards for open courses from Anne-Marie Scott for #edcmooc and Martin Weller for #h817open. Below is the ingredient list for […]
What I’ve starred this month: March 28, 2013
Here’s some posts which have caught my attention this month: Sheila’s work blog » Badges? Certificates? What counts as succeeding in MOOCs? – March 25, 2013 Groups, Clay Shirky and […]
Twitter throws a bone: Increased hits and metadata in Twitter Search API 1.1
Twitter has recently frustrated a number of developers and mashup artists moving to tighter restrictions on it’s latest API. Top of the list for many are all Twitter Search API […]
(M)OOC in a Box: Turning WordPress into an Open Course Reader #ocTEL
Google Readers demise is unfortunate but before it disappears I thought it would be useful to raid some of the functionality for an open course reader (using WordPress/FeedWordPress