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Educational Technology sample issue
on Jul 15, 2007 in publications educational technology The May-June issue of Educational Technology - a special issue on Highly Mobile Computing - is available at the BooksToRead.com site as a sample issue (free, no password required.)...
Lectures - meatspace or online?
on Jun 18, 2008 in eLearning and Web2.0 educational technology elearning face-to-face karazija lectures recorded lectures VLE vyt I’ve been following the simmering debate about the relative merits of face-to-face vs VLE-mediated/recorded lectures. The thing I don’t get is why these arguments about educational modalities become so polarised. Proponents of bot...
Lectures – meatspace or online?
on Jun 18, 2008 in eLearning and Web2.0 educational technology elearning face-to-face karazija lectures recorded lectures VLE vyt I’ve been following the simmering debate about the relative merits of face-to-face vs VLE-mediated/recorded lectures. The thing I don’t get is why these arguments about educational modalities become so polarised. Proponents of bot...
“What can I build with this chisel?”
on Aug 13, 2008 in eLearning and Web2.0 chisel education educational design educational technology instructional design karazija social software vyt I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again - we keep wanting to do things backwards. Only today another one of the staff for whom I provide educational design support said: “How can I use this Second Life thingy in my online course?
The Empowered Education Awards Finalists!
on Nov 11, 2008 in video eSchool News educational technology Pearson Foundation Empowered Education Awards (EEA) To make the case for educational technology to skeptics in Congress and elsewhere, eSchool News joined with leading experts to create the Empowered Education Awards (EEA). Meris Stansbury reports for eSchool News on this contest which asks those most...