Just to say I'm off to Boston for the BbWorld conference. I'm torn between where I blog, because we need to blog loads more at work, so I'm going to attempt to blog there instead of here, but if you come here looking, you'll no doubt

Some faithful of you are still coming here, even though my cold turkey lasted longer than I expected. Seems blog-city have upgraded and left (maybe just) me with a big notice all ovr the admin saying this version is no longer supported. Not sure how

I can't embed a video, so you'll have to have this as a link 

Sadly after two years of lovely blog, the people at blog city would like to pull me kicking and screaming into the horrid new version of their software. I object strongly to this, but it all goes awol on Weds, unfortunately. So firstly, I've no i

Tags or categories? Paul has started a blog. Which looks, like Andy's podcasting one, quite different from mine. I can't see the same templates, only the ones I had to choose from to start with. I've been thinking again recently as to how I'd remodel

Lol. Lanny has taken up an implicit challenge, it seems, and provided me today's blog post as a 'podcast'! Ive contemplated it, but  'Mike 16 ' made a pig's breakfast of mine. (probably can't blame him really!) Which makes me add some other

Now, personally, I don't currently iTune. Don't ask me why. Ok, ask me why. I installed it when I first got my mp3 player and I was trying to learn how to rip cds, and couldn't. After Real, and then Windows Media Player, it was the lat

Someone sent me this from HigherEdBlogCon. I haven't had chance to read it yet, and it looks like there's lots of other stuff there too, but since I trust the names that are commenting (think you need to read the comments) I'm guessing it's going to

Competence-based Learning with BlackboardSpeakers:Wilco Foppen, ROC Midden NederlandHenk van. Rijssen, ROC Midden NederlandGer Roelen, ROC Midden NederlandDutch vocational education has undergone a transformation from supply-driven to demand-oriented

See, now he's asked if I'm still blogging, and I said yes, aren't you still reading, I figure he'll swing by sometime soon, so, you know, I like to keep my punters happy. Maybe I should have asked permission of him to use a photo in my presentat

..from the conference? Well, yes and no. There'll be gossip, for sure... but as to promising typed up notes? I'm going to make a first priority finding out who's blogging the conference with typed notes and link there!

So, like, where was the corporate email that told me that Blackboard are now blogging at 'Educate/Innovate', while I'm happily (or not) going and looking at the old one from last year's conference to see whether they ever update it? Humph. Never mind

As attempted in the thinking earlier, I'm beginning to pull together the stuff I've been collecting for the last few months on blogs and blogging. They'll appear bit by bit, for a few people to comment on - partly to save the rest of you having to sc

Whilst I’m composing my essays on the bulleted list appearing earlier (some kilometres lower down the page, after my prolific scrabblings at edublogs), I’d be interested to hear your [re]views on this blog, based on the criteria below. They come

moodle lets you put rss feeds straight into it as little portal modules. ok, that's cool, but... it's moodle...feeds and aggregators (rss 2.0 (described as point two!!) and atom). information comes to you, to your desktop, webpage, aggregator. newsgr

social networking tools and theories of learning (slides will be posted somewhere later)theory (ways of thinking, ways of knowing)practice (ways of doing)social networking tools - weblogscase study in distributed learningtheory (academic) and practic

blah data. woss a blog. technorati (pronounced technocrarti, honest) comparison chart (if you have an A2 printer)public & ungated - do you want people to read what you're posting? (these slides)blogs are a 'key technology' in web 2.0. fantastic o

Not a good start. Running late. Crap acoustics in the room. However we will have access all day, so I can update as I go along....

When we started down this blog path, was there an end in sight? There was for the original one, with a defined intention (follow a research project), but not really for mine, and as I’ve just been discussing exit strategies at work and they’re up

Fantastic! I love this ppt by Dick Hardt, from Presentation Zen How to Keynote with Powerpoint from Edublogs

Well, this is still intriguing me, partly because I really should find time this weekend to write up my blog material. Francis has also been considering the writer's voice:the importance of the voice in writing, the difficulty of describing what voic

Woohoo! I was maligning it. On my blog at least it's only one refresh behind. I let it off. I'm off to destroy Babylon again.  But yes, it means no, I haven't had any tea. And I was doing so well so far this week...

Now, you see if it were to be at all useful, you'd want to know it updated, wouldn't you? I've put it into a banner in Blackboard, where it works fine <phew>, but as I had to save it as a gif first rather than link to it (which you could if yo

 Hmm. Not convinced. I was following some links while looking for something else (as you do) and found this tutorial about publishing rss (to Bb, I started from). Personally, I've used the Feed2JS and like it fine, but I thought I'd have a try at Fe