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Bb & blogs
Wednesday, 5 April 2006 9:13 A GMT+01
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
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huh. thanks Bb.
Monday, 27 February 2006 5:01 P GMT+01
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
photos from San Diego...
Sunday, 19 February 2006 11:57 P GMT+01
will be here shortly
www.flickr.com
pebblePAD
Friday, 20 January 2006 11:39 A GMT+01
Damn pop-up blockers! I've just lost a page of text here I'm in a workshop trying out pebblePAD, the touchy-feely portfolio software from Wolverhampton. I like the jellybaby people. And it does smilies. It is much more intuitive than the versio
Bb World
Sunday, 15 January 2006 7:57 P GMT+01
I'm off to Bb World next month! Well, I'm not too sure about the 'World' bit - the two previous years have really been BbUS conferences, as oppose to the European/AsiaPacific ones, so I dunno if they'll actually manage more of a real internatio
Durham Blackboard Conference
Thursday, 15 December 2005 4:16 P GMT+01
Well here I am, and no delegate pack packing for me this year!! Particularly unnecessary use of my old campus card photograph by the current conference organiser in his introduction though.
Blackboard RoadmapPeter Van Tienen & Chris Etesse
del.icio.us
Saturday, 26 November 2005 3:31 P GMT+01
Humph. Have just created myself space in del.icio.us to be able to bookmark stuff where I can read from home and from work, put three things in, dead impressed, opened my work webmail to be able to bookmark things so I can delete mail list messages,
Life by PowerPoint
Monday, 14 November 2005 3:03 P GMT+01
Fantastic! I love this ppt by Dick Hardt, from Presentation Zen How to Keynote with Powerpoint from Edublogs
Visit to Thames Valley Park, home of Microsoft
Thursday, 27 October 2005 11:50 P GMT+01
Wow. I hate myself for saying this, but Thames Valley Park is seriously impressive. Oracle have a complete city out here, and Microsoft are expanding rapidly. The 'events' building has quite a scary-looking security chap who pounced on me as I put my
BlackCT
Tuesday, 18 October 2005 8:36 P GMT+01
Oh go on then. Mostly since everything else has already been said seventeen times over, but I don't suppose I can really let it go. But I'll restrict myself to a short rant post. Blackboard and WebCT to merge. Well, there you go. I for one hadn't see
overwork and planning
Sunday, 16 October 2005 12:47 P GMT+01
I've been doing some reading up on the continued success of the Warwick Blogs, and whilst looking to see if the presentations had been posted from Shock of the Old, I found myself reading more of Robert O'Toole's blog. This entry interests me. Not so
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
Text Aloud
Friday, 19 August 2005 8:58 P GMT+01
Oh, fabulous new toy! I seem to have had the same conversation with three people recently, now I have an mp3 player and have got into podcasting, that it would be a really great idea if publishers provided mp3s of journal articles being read (prefera
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
VoIP - bit nerdy
Thursday, 11 August 2005 9:43 P GMT+01
Well, my USB phone arrived for Skype today. It works (I think - not seeing anything on screen, but I can use it for calls) and already I've confirmed that once you've got used to the call centre look, it's irritating not to have your hands free. But
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
how many learning and teaching professionals does it take to open a door?
Friday, 15 July 2005 9:01 P GMT+01
Ah yes, well, Friday entertainment... (sorry Phil, I was a little hampered getting this posted, see left) but here we go. Summary: whiteboard leaning up against filing cabinet behind door. Gust of wind blows board over against door, fitting v snugly.
pollmonkey.com
Tuesday, 12 July 2005 3:46 P GMT+01
For 9 months of the year, we hate how cold it is; as soon as it's lovely weather, we're complaining about the heat........ Take my poll!
day 3
Wednesday, 6 July 2005 5:18 P GMT+01
OK, am tired now. Need to get more sleep in somewhere...Journey: 1 hourWeather: shocking - the car nearly drowned on the A181Upstairs: 1Downstairs: 1Lunch: yesAny regrets yet: noFantastic link of the day year: http://www.jcbsong.co.uk
First day in new job
Monday, 4 July 2005 8:52 P GMT+01
...or rather, first day at new institution, but haven't really done anything much jobbish. 11 minutes of health & safety video etc etc. Discovered there's not only yoga classes, badminton courts, indian head massage and salsa aerobics within the
eek, leaving is real...
Tuesday, 14 June 2005 3:21 P GMT+01
Well, as I sit here, choosing between more on the new rollover document or sifting through another box file or three, downstairs the poor candidates are being interviewed for the Blackboard Technical Support Officer post. As Malcolm keeps reminding m
