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You might want to help out with the “barn-raising” that’s going on over at edte.ch. It’s billed as “a place for educational technology professionals and students” and is being promoted by Doug Belshaw.
I’ve joined – it’s early days over there but anything Doug’s involved in is usually worth looking at.
YouTube – A Portal to Media Literacy.
Directly relevant to the Bridges CETL and our CRe8 Curriculum Review process.
An educational technology dead end? | BlogHer
Noticed this post this morning. I don’t know much abour Sakai but the conclusions certainly make sense to me.
This post was triggered by reading a discussion between Alan Cann from the University of Leicester and Neil Currant from the University of Bradford. I was interested as they were discussing PebblePad. This matters as the University of Bedfordshire is currently in the early stages of rolling out PebblePad. Prior to this we’ve been a mandatory Blackboard shop.
The discussion seems to be rounding off [...]
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