Debs OU Story
A very quick video that I promised to do about my OU Experiences …Filed under: OU, Video Tagged: #studenthublive15 View Article
A very quick video that I promised to do about my OU Experiences …Filed under: OU, Video Tagged: #studenthublive15 View Article
Really looking forward to this today …. http://studenthublive.kmi.open.ac.uk/ Currently talking about Managing Digital Identity ! Filed under: OU Tagged: #studenthublive15, OU View Article
Was soooo delighted to find my sketch book behind the sofa today with my scribbled notes on the Kerawalla … Paper on Blogging and Richardson Paper on Student approaches to learning … Piccies here lest I lose it again :) #knewtheyweresomewhere Also we were asked to reflect on our learner experience of blogging so here […] View Article
At ALT we use Google Sheets as an easy way to share and collaborate on draft event timetables. Recent examples are the ALT Annual Conference 2014 and the OER15 timetables. One of the reasons for publishing draft timetables using Google Sheets is we can get a static url for people to download it as PDFs ...continue reading → View Article
For those that know me well , you may recognise the significance of this little candle and therefore you will know and understand my absence over the last several weeks. Suffice to say it has been a very difficult few months and I have been kept busy with personal stuff so I haven’t been able to engage […] View Article
Find out how I got on creating a watch face for Android Wear only using my mobile phone. View Article
At ALT we are a Google Apps for Education user and make extensive use of Google Drive for creating and publishing documents. Some of our documents, such as member lists or timetables, get regularly updated and updating links in our websites can be a chore. One of the nice features of documents in Google Drive ...continue reading → View Article
My old colleague at Cetis, David Sherlock, posted a nice little ‘Twitter Question/Revision Bot’. This uses a .csv file of questions and multiple choice answers which get randomly tweeted out using a Python script. David designed the project with a Raspberry Pi in mind but also highlights it can be easily run on any Unix ...continue reading → View Article
The non tech savvy way to peel back Twitter and see the data in your tweets. View Article
Last week, the OER15 conference (https://oer15.oerconf.org ) took place at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama at Cardiff. It was a fine venue for two days’ discussion of Open Educational Resources (OER), and the conference theme of ‘Mainstreaming Open Education’ (see Twitter hashtag #oer15 ).The event began with a keynote from Cable Green, Director of Global Learning (the slides used in his presentation can be found at: http://www.slideshare.net/cgreen/keynote-oer15-wales) . He raised some key points about current and future… View Article