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Australian Blogging Conference: 28 September 2007
The big news of the day is that The Australian Blogging Conference, a fabulous-looking free one-day event exploring everything about blogging in Australia (including education and Creative Commons!)...
View ArticleLearning Futures: Day One Insights
I’m at the Learning Futures Symposium today and tomorrow. I’m not blogging summaries of sessions because, to be fair, that’s often quite dull. However, I thought I’d take the opportunity to take the...
View ArticleLearning Futures: Day Two Insights
Insight #3: If ePortfolios and other forms of electronic presence are going to be (or are) a core part of the way graduates ‘sell’ themselves to employers, then identity management needs to be taught...
View ArticleDeath by Powerpoint …
I don’t hate Powerpoint, but I do hate the way many people use Powerpoint. That’s why everyone should check out this excellent slideshow on ‘Death by Powerpoint‘ created byAlexei Kapterev: [slideshare...
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Social Bookmarking in Plain English (and other wonderfully clear explanations)
Sometimes I find it hard to get the time to explain certain concepts – RSS, for example – which both have enough information and avoid boring to death those who already know things. Thankfully, those...
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Reflections on the Australian Blogging Conference and Blogging in Education
As readers of my main blog will know, I spent Friday at the Australian Blogging Conference at QUT’s Creative Industries Precinct in Brisbane. It was a fabulous, stimulating and intellectually rich...
View ArticleA Vision of Students Today
Michael Wesch and his 200 students in ANTH 200: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology at Kansas State University, Spring 2007 collaborated in exploring what exactly a student does these days. Their...
View ArticlePew Report: Teens & Online Stranger Contact
Those researchers and report-writers at Pew have released a short but important paper ‘Teens and Online Stranger Contact’. The details: Fully 32% of online teens have been contacted by someone with no...
View ArticleeLearning and the Environment
[This is a guest post by Heather Johnson] eLearning has been slowly gaining the recognition it deserves, thanks to the hard work of reputable instructors and students. However, it seems that mainstream...
View ArticleA Very CC Year …
As it’s the Creative Commons movement celebrates a birthday this week, I thought I’d take the opportunity to reflect on my year in CC terms, as well as showing off some very impressive CC-licensed work...
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