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blogging
bloggforum 3.0
Thursday, 3 November 2005 11:24 P GMT+01
Dammit. I give in. I really can't justify a weekend in Stockholm right this minute. I know, I'd made my mind up. And then I'd made it the other way. And then I'd agonised again. And now I've decided. I need to cut my credit card some slack before xma
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offline blogging, anyone?
Sunday, 30 October 2005 12:45 P GMT+01
I just found this on my cousin Bill's blog. Blogjet, an offline editor for blogs. Looks quite interesting, in that you can drag and drop text from browsers and photos, record sound files (back-door easy entry to podcasting!) and has built in range o
friends 2
Tuesday, 25 October 2005 8:16 P GMT+01
The thing I was grappling with yesterday evening, was a deep sense of disturbance about how well you know people you think you know. 'well' being a relative term.
blogging is good for you
Saturday, 15 October 2005 12:59 P GMT+01
Just been reading Corrie Bergeron's blog entry on the BlackCT merger, and followed her link to this. All the reasons some of us (you know who you are) should blog more....
Blogs in education
Tuesday, 23 August 2005 11:11 A GMT+01
From John Lemasney, the State of Instructional Technology, which has a post about e-learning dialogue with a link to work being carried out on best practice & instructional blogging on campus by Stuart Glogoff at Arizona. (for those further in
looking into blogs
Sunday, 14 August 2005 10:46 A GMT+01
Obviously not today, because it's the start of the football season (woohoo) and I'm off to the pub shortly to watch us get pulverised by Arsenal (nothing like positive thinking, eh?!), but started browsing a couple ofthe links I found last night, and
UK edu-blogs
Saturday, 13 August 2005 11:03 P GMT+01
Corrected myself in the last posting - went to look up the details for for the ALT Edublog conference. It's edublog that is the 17th, and Bloggforum the 19th (note to Stefan: you betcha, if I can swing it!). Did a little lookup on the speaker for edu
Go Ogle Earth
Saturday, 13 August 2005 11:14 A GMT+01
I was just reading up on some blogs (the builders next door got me up at 7.32am, so am sitting here with some coffee until I can face the gym, and I found a couple of new things. Firstly, I must check my diary at work as the next bloggforum in Stockh
podcasting part 2
Sunday, 24 July 2005 10:24 P GMT+01
OK, Ian - here's the blonde guide to podcasting: Record your audio file (read open sound recorder, talk to it, save file, save as mp3)Upload your audio file to websiteCreate an xml file (the link on Andy's site didn't work, so I looked at Andy's and
podcasting (don't get excited)
Saturday, 23 July 2005 12:52 P GMT+01
Sorry, had to add the brackets, incase some of you thought I'd got ahead of myself and was making technological progress beyond your wildest expectations... No fear, I'm still a bit clueless. Have finally this morning found out how to record onto my
Organisational blogs
Friday, 22 July 2005 9:24 A GMT+01
We've been doing a bit of discussing on blogs over the last few days. I might eventually get around to making some sensible comments about how blogs and their potential have developed in my mind during the last six months , but just so I don't lose t
the european blogosphere
Sunday, 12 June 2005 10:36 P GMT+01
I know I have to do some research on the amount of blog culture in the UK, since I know more about the Swedish one, but this might be a good start. After listening to the whole of Broadcasting House to hear the bit about blogging, I've just been mu
bloggforum 2.0.4
Saturday, 4 June 2005 6:08 P GMT+01
Skapa förtroendeI think I was beginning to pale at this point, brain on the edge of meltdown. The highlight of this session was Per Gudmundsson, who – I concur with other commentators – should be a comedian. Very funny guy, if a little hard to k
bloggforum 2.0.3
Tuesday, 31 May 2005 10:11 A GMT+01
Hur man skriver och läser bloggar - blogs as culture and literatureWell, it didn't quite get on to the heights of blogs as culture and literature, but I was going to hear it anyway, as it was moderated by Francis Strand. Even before the session, thi
bloggforum 2.0.2
Tuesday, 31 May 2005 12:59 A GMT+01
Blogs and the General Election 2006Is blogging likely to affect the outcome of next year's Swedish election? Following the US (where people think it did) and the UK (where as far as I can see it didn't), all the panel thought not. Or rather, the pane
bloggforum 2.0.1
Monday, 30 May 2005 12:59 A GMT+01
For now, I'm going to try and get the gist down - I've already forgotten which bits of my notes were things that were said, and which were things I found myself thinking during the papers themselves. Don't suppose it matters really. It does mean what
blogging as pedagogic practice
Monday, 16 May 2005 10:17 A GMT+01
Via a somewhat circuitous route of email invitation from Markus Vinzent to join www.academici.com > went to look at it, browsed the fora, saw message from Carol Cooper, ex Cardiff, now down-under, about a blog conference -obviously the thing to
