Learning together…
Brook’s Law. Isn’t it true? http://bit.ly/Z2r1X # I’m very pleased with Sygic GPS app for the iPhone so far. Very accurate! Better reviews than TomTom and Navigon and cheaper too! # Why don’t teens tweet? Survey. Again, don’t take the NetGeners, Millennials stuff at face value! http://bit.ly/hExFJ # Ideas represented on index cards. Good blog [...]
SCVNGR is a fantastic online scavenger hunt suite for those who like to play AND build them. Its SCVNGR Hunt Builder offers all you need to create and manage your scavenger hunts (public or private), including a very easy to use “Clue Creator” that uses a Google Maps mashup to let you pin point the [...]
Well, this is also a lesson on perseverance, phonetics, Special Education (that is really special), pronunciation, passion for teaching, passion for learning and thinking outside the box… oh and many more things… Most of us in Education have heard of Anne Sullivan and Helen Keller. This is a rare opportunity to see for yourself some [...]
This is a well done short video overview of elements of project management geared toward eLearning projects. Simple and straight to the point… (by Facilitador eLearning Solutions)
Find out what the Web has tonsay about you w/ Personas (from MIT) http://personas.media.mit.edu/personasWeb.html # Everyone has to try MIT's Personas Web app. Type your name in there and read the information about YOU at the bottom: http://personas.me … # Moby-Dick on Twitter? interesting… http://bit.ly/Iis5Y # Alice in Wonderland being told on Twitter for you [...]
Dan Coulter created a robotic feed that tweeted automatically 140 characters from Herman Melville’s novel Moby-Dick every hour. This is an interesting concept that remind me of when novels used to popularly come in “episodes” on newspapers with cliffhangers making the readers “stay tuned for scenes of the next episode”… More detail on the story [...]
