I’m introducing a new workshop to the Netskills oeuvre. It’s an introductory look at digital mapping technologies for educators from secondary to higher education and it’s called “Location, Location, Location”.
I’ve also started putting together a Diigo library on the information and tools I’ve come across during my research.
Turns out Photosynth is pretty good at recording large displays that are too big to get on one image.
This week it’s been about looking forward to running workshops, doing some proper learning about computers, the “other blog” and why I’m no longer @electricchalk on Twitter.
I’ve recently started a new blog on behalf of JISC Netskills on ePortfolios and related topics. These are some of the “whys” and the “hows” to do with the project…
This week’s been about telling stories, getting good news and dealing with the bad, meeting old friends and a big positive change for the family. And frogs!
In order to regain a bit of impetus behind my blogging I’m shamelessly nicking the idea of a few other bloggers and producing a weekly digest of some of the things I’ve been working on, discovered or reflected on over the course of the week.
This is the first one.
Last week Will , Steve and myself from Netskills… went down to this year’s Eduserv Symposium in London. It was on the theme of The Mobile University and it was a thoroughly enjoyable learning experience.
The slides and videos are
As with most of these things I’ll be coming to different conclusions about how I felt about the JISC 2010 conference for a while but this is how I see it 48 hours after the conference itself. You can catch…
Today the Netskills team are off en masse (pretty much, anyway) to the JISC Conference 2010….
It’s my first big chance to get a feel for JISC as a wider organisation and help with my transition from 5-16 education
