Posts Tagged ‘video’
Perspective
Posted by: ashleytan on: December 9, 2009
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Get some perspective. It’s good for you!
What is Schoolbuk?
Posted by: ashleytan on: December 8, 2009
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Schoolbuk is a platform for teachers to publish resources online. It also seems to be part of a trend to mangle spelling to create some illusion of coolness. I presume that it has not spelled school as “skool” because it has some standards to uphold.
After watching the video, I wonder [...]
Different media…
Posted by: ashleytan on: November 26, 2009
Different literacies!
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‘Nuff said!
PowerPoint tongue-in-cheek
Posted by: ashleytan on: November 20, 2009
A light-hearted but critical look at PowerPoint.
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But really, it’s not just the fault of PowerPoint. We don’t blame the just the car for killing someone. Look at who’s driving and how.
Livestream for iPhone
Posted by: ashleytan on: November 13, 2009
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This is a free service for streaming ‘live’ videos from a webcam, video camera or computer desktop to an iPhone or iPod Touch via 3G or wifi.
Imagine the possibilities! Watch lectures or demonstrations at home or work, collaborate with your peers by streaming reports from the field, set up cheap [...]
How/Why teachers use Twitter
Posted by: ashleytan on: November 8, 2009
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At the 4min 36sec mark, the facilitator asks the panel, “What does it mean to tweet about education?”
The panel answers this question and goes on to describe the power of education in personal learning networks (PLNs).
Ideum multitouch
Posted by: ashleytan on: November 2, 2009
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I no longer dabble with multitouch/surface computing, but I continue to admire the efforts of those who do!
Ideum’s video showcases a fair bit of exploratory work. But I can see the surface computer used to greater effect for collaborative learning!
Video games and tangential learning
Posted by: ashleytan on: October 30, 2009
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I just discovered this YouTube video. I might just use this the next time I facilitate game-based learning in the ICT course.
