Lately, family-life has taken up most of my time.
Today, I found some time to get back to this draft post. No more than a mishmash of links to articles on my favourite themes. These themes are easy to work out if you have a quick backward look at my posts.
Literacy and learning
Digital literacy
Security of apps in the cloud.
Safety for young people on Facebook and more on the topic.
Networked social media in learning, teaching and research. A deck on SlideShare.
Nothing too startling here, really.
I will continue to post links on Twitter.
I hope I am inspired to return to posting links with a little commentary on my blog by spring.
~ Welcome - Willkommen - Bienvenu - Benvenuto - Welcome ~ This blog is one of my first explorations in using social software. Initially, in conjunction with my wiki it will follow my web 2.0 learning journey.
Showing posts with label writing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label writing. Show all posts
Sunday, 15 August 2010
Wednesday, 21 April 2010
Writing Well Online in the NSW, Department of Education and Trainng
The Department has reminded all users about effective communication guidelines for online publications. There are several files for download.
Well worth a read.
Online communications guidelines
Well worth a read.
Online communications guidelines
Tuesday, 12 January 2010
The ifactor - ipods, iphones - giving learning a hand
There will be many more links for this topic and discussion about some other gadgets will intersect with this debate.
The article Tuning in to Technology reports on the ipod: Take My Teacher Home Program.
Keeping in Touch ipod touch program.
iphone in Education evernote links
Walnut Schools adds ipod touch to 3Rs
So, what about books? Silvia Tolisano writes about the potential impact of ebook readers.
The article Tuning in to Technology reports on the ipod: Take My Teacher Home Program.
Keeping in Touch ipod touch program.
iphone in Education evernote links
Walnut Schools adds ipod touch to 3Rs
Smart Boards, iPods shove aside chalkboards
Schools adjust how writing is taught in text age.So, what about books? Silvia Tolisano writes about the potential impact of ebook readers.
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