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Little old me
I'm a Learning Technologist who has worked within a Training/L&D field for approx 20 years. I've only recently had my eyes opened to the possibilities of Web 2.0 applications for learning activities and hope to share my journey of learning with you all via this Blog…
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My Screencasts- A short screencast showing how Moodle could be used to create an online community for online and f2f learners. http://www.screenr.com/13C8 02/05/2012
- Screencast showing you how to launch a video within YouTube at a specific time within that video. http://www.screenr.com/FCM8 23/04/2012
- A quick screencast for Andy C to show him how to change the notifications settings in Yammer. http://www.screenr.com/UPIs 23/02/2012
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Engaging The Unwilling Learner – Live Blog from #LT12UK
Mark Berthelemy – Capita Poor outward comms from ‘us’ Poor intrinsic motivation to listen to the poor comms (from the learner) We put too many infrastructure blockers in place! Possible solutions to that, may be? Leave blockers in place and … Continue reading
Guilt
So I’ve spent a week concentrating on G+ now and I’ve made a few observations. It’s much quieter in there than it is in Twitter. I’m not saying that’s a good or bad thing, it’s just quieter. I know that … Continue reading
Desperately seeking….
…. (nope, not Susan) Innovation That’s my aim for Learning Technologies this year. I’ve spent the last couple of years attending/speaking at the Learning Technologies conference but if I’m honest, I haven’t really taken the time to dig into the … Continue reading
Twitter to G+
So it’s been a whole weekend since I decided to step away from Twitter and concentrate my energies in G+. As with most reflective exercises, the first weekend has presented me with nothing that I didn’t already know, but it … Continue reading
A change is as good as a rest
For some time now, I have been reflecting upon my use of Twitter. Over recent months I have found my Twitter stream to contain little, if anything of true value to me personally. It’s either been stuff that I ‘get‘, … Continue reading
Recording your Skype calls
A couple of days ago I received a tweet from Di Dawson asking if I had screenshots or video files from any virtual classroom sessions that I had previously facilitated for a programme that she was putting together. My unfortunate … Continue reading
My top 10 Learning Tools for 2011
It’s that time of the year again folks when Jane Hart is reminding us all to submit our ‘Top 10 Learning Tools 2011/of the year’. This is something that I contributed to for the first time last year and it … Continue reading
Think campaign…
Regular readers will know that my previous Organisation made the transition from outsourcing it’s self-paced elearning modules to bringing them ‘in house’ almost 2 years ago. Once we had sourced the software my Head of Department insisted that we launch … Continue reading
I got it wrong….. Or did I?
I recent attended the eLearning Network event ’10 things every learning designer should know’ and whilst the event gave me a few ideas to mull over, what really had an impact on me was a chance conversation that I had … Continue reading
Gearing Up For Learning Live
A few months ago Don Taylor asked me to facilitate a session at the IITT’s Learning Live conference, a request that (as always) I jumped at for a number of reasons; there are the obvious ones: An opportunity to meet up … Continue reading
