18:04 @francesbell good job with the story! Defo would intrigue me! # 18:32 Welcome to new followers. I am honoured that you think my tweets worth something :) I will endeavour to tweet usefully! # 09:39 Final preparations for training this afternoon – technical & moderation aspects of running a
10:44 Wondering how helpful one’s tweets need to be before making it onto Jane Hart’s list… # 10:45 Setting up some inspiring activities for Season Of Inspiration creative writing course. Still space for writers to join us… # 10:46 Can you write a whole story in the length of a
14:58 One community moderator manual finished :) # 10:25 A little bird sang prettily daily from the top of a very tall tree outside my window. This morning they chopped the tree down. # Automatically shipped by LoudTwitter
09:16 Drupal tweaking today. Taxonomies and access… # Automatically shipped by LoudTwitter
08:20 Vint Cerf on breakfast TV … a great man but interviewers called him a genius as though he wasn’t understandable or clear – and he was # 08:22 @alexlockwood why not develop a style of writing about the same thing eg tech from different angles. And include a lot
11:22 Installed another blog! I am a blog addict. # 18:05 I’ve written two community engagement plans today. Good jobs done I trust! # 08:49 @nrparmar hope the moodling goes well! # 08:52 What are your favourite gadgets? tinyurl.com/3tg9d3 # 11:04 Trying out a possible way to post tweets to
Chris Brogan asked on Twitter “Have you got too many gadgets?” and pointed to a video by Paolo Tosolini about gadgets. My business partner has just acquired a mini-netbook with built in broadband. I’ve seen a lot of these handy gadgets at conferences, and when I’m clattering away on my
Just putting final touches to our Season of Inspiration online writing course that starts October 6th. I love teaching these courses as online spaces are really brilliant for writing workshops and students respond well to one another. We use Moodle of course. And we have another set of brilliant exciting
This is the first of a series of posts reporting on papers and happenings at the ALT-C conference held this week in Leeds. Bob Rotheram (Leeds Met) reported on the Sounds Good pilot about giving audio feedback to students, both formative and summative feedback on coursework. The technology involved direct-to-mp3
I really should be blogging about the ALT-C conference… I’ll be attending the fourth (but my first) ALT-C Edublogger meetup next week, taking place at Leeds Student Union Mine Bar, Tuesday 9th September, 19.30 onwards. Apparently: ” We may be moving on somewhere else but we’ll stay at the Mine