Over the last couple of years there has been a growing facination with mini-games in iTunes Store for your iPhone/iPod Touch and on Adobe’s AIR framework.
Last night I stumbled across are very useful (if you are learning Japanese) eLearning AIR app called, NihongoUp. While I’m not learning Japanese, I installed the free trial version of the [...]
OnlineUniversities.com released a solid list of free technology (open courseware) courses that you can take for free from leading universities such as: MIT, Utah State University, Capilano University, etc…
There are numerous courses in each of the following categories:
General
Communication Technology
Web Development
Computer Science
Programming
Software Design
Information Technology
Security
Mathematics
Engineering
Education
Click here to view the entire list of course and descriptions…
On 06.15.09, In Tools, by Thomas Curtis
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Today’s post is about Libraries, books [...]
On 06.11.09, In Featured, by Lee Graham
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On 06.10.09, In Authors, by Thomas Curtis
Hello, I’m Thomas Curtis and this is a little about me and a mini blog post combined.
On 06.09.09, In Site News, by Lee Graham
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On 06.08.09, In Authors, by Lee Graham
Thomas will be joining the eLearning 3.0 Blog as a contributor. He brings a strong background in eLearning and mobile learning (mLearning).
Thomas is the Interactive Learning Technology Developer for South East Essex College, in this role he develop/maintain a wide range of applications to support teaching and learning based on Microsoft technologies (although with a [...]
On 06.02.09, In Daily Digest, by Lee Graham
Adobe eLearning Suite: is it worth it | Clive on Learning
“In an anonymous reply to my posting yesterday on the pirating of PC software, an elearning developer asked “How do real people actually afford/justify purchasing something like the Adobe eLearning Suite?” He’d tried open source and free software but had to admit that, [...]
On 05.27.09, In Daily Digest, by Lee Graham
Personal Learning Environment | EduTech Wiki
“Graham Attwell defines Personal Learning Environments (PLE) as an idea that firstly integrates “pressures and movements” like lifelong learning, informal learning, learning styles, new approaches to assessment, cognitive tools. Furthermore, PLEs are inspired by the success of “sticky” new technologies in ubiquitous computing and social software.” ”The most compelling [...]
On 05.26.09, In Daily Digest, by Lee Graham
7 Tips for Better E-Learning Scenarios | The Rapid E-Learning Blog
“A scenario can put the course content into a context that is relevant to the learners because they can use the information in a real world setting. Even if you don’t create a pull-type course, scenarios are still effective in helping your [...]
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