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Category Archives: education
Using Blackboard Collaborate (Elluminate) on Ubuntu
Like it or not (personally I am in the second category) Blackboard Collaborate or Elluminate (as it is still more commonly referred to) is something you have a hard time avoiding if you work in online education. I discovered that I … Continue reading
Posted in documentation, education, work
Tagged collaboration, online learning, ubuntu
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OpenSource e-book creation
After recently researching the available software for e-book creation for some of our clients (in the education sector) I came across quite a number of options. However after some further look into the option and trying some I was able … Continue reading
Posted in documentation, education, work
Tagged e-books, ebook, epub, open source, publishing, writing
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My mobile personal learning environment
Taking part in MobiMOOC has given me the opportunity to take stock of my own MobilePLE – the top 5 tools I find most useful as part of my ongoing learning. Catch Notes (previously 3Bananas) – mobile note taking the … Continue reading
Posted in education, mobile, telework / digital nomads, work
Tagged apps, learning, mobile, mobimooc, ple
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Using Yahoo Pipes to aggregate learning resources
I am using the opportunity of me taking part in a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on mobile learning as an excuse to add some more content to this neglected blog. On of the issues I am facing with my … Continue reading
Posted in education, mobile
Tagged mlearning, mobile learning, mobimooc, rss, yahoo pipes
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iPad Alternatives
Due to the hype generated by the recent launch and my reservations on using the Apple Inc. iTunes I was doing some research into alternatives to the proprietary and completely locked iPad device (and the associated lock-down to Apple’s iTunes Store). Hopefully this list … Continue reading
Posted in education, mobile, telework / digital nomads, work
Tagged android, apple, book computer, e-reader, google os, ipad alternatives, slate, tablet, tablet pc
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iPad – Trojan Horse ?
The media hype generated by the launch of the Apple Inc. iPad has been seriously irritating me over the last weeks. Apart from the fact that I can not see anything revolutionary about either the hardware nor the software, I … Continue reading
Posted in education, mobile
Tagged ipad, itunes, locked, proprietary, vendor lock-in
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Need for digital (media) literacy
I just recently stumbled across this link to the ‘Heartland Institute‘ via a reference in an American Newspaper site citing their sources for an article about the US Economic Stimulus package. I initially was hoping this might be a satiric … Continue reading
Posted in education
Tagged digital literacy, education, media literacy, misinformation, online sources
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m-learn: Mobile evidence gathering using GoogleDocs
This one nearly escaped my attention yesterday. Google has just announced the ability to edit Google Docs on your mobile device via their Google Mobile Blog. Just point your mobile browser to m.google.com/docs and start editing. Along with the use … Continue reading
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Tagged elearning, googleapps, mlearning, mobile, moodle, tagging
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Working with Second Life in an educational sense
With the help of SL resident Moggs Oceanlane I was able to get our first Sloodle implementation off the ground. Being a bit new on the SL concepts (Moodle as such is my daily life) I found the technical process … Continue reading





