Links for week commencing September 10th

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Online Tutoringe-book by Carol Higginson, from 2000http://otis.scotcit.ac.uk/onlinebook/ Common Ground“The intersection of art, philanthropy, and the environment.”http://www.commonground2008.com/ EduToolsOld VLE comparisonhttp://www.edutools.info/item_list.jsp?pj=8New peer review versionhttp://www.edutools.info/static.jsp?pj=4&page=HOME “e-learning – making it work”A major national one-day conference for the Learning and Skills sector jointly organised by QIA (the Quality Improvement Agency) and ALT (the Association for

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ALT-C: bloggers on blogging

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Blogging as-you-go isn’t as easy as I thought. I was too tired last night to blog about yesterday so now I have two days’ worth to try to encapsulate! I’ve decided I don’t like live blogging – I’m too chicken to blog directly into Blogger, and have been trying it

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ALT-C presentations on Tuesday

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I was certainly nodding at Tim Rudd’s exhortation to us to think about learning spaces for the future without being “held back” by starting from where we are now. We must not be bound by cultures and habits from existing methods of teaching and assessment – let’s be innovative! That

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ALT-C Day #1

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I certainly picked a mixture of different topics at ALT-C today. There are so many sessions it is really difficult to choose, and as I’m changing jobs at the end of this current project I don’t really know what subjects will be most appropriate! So I picked some topics that

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Wikis – advantages and disadvantages

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A wiki is a universally-editable website with minimal formatting. The word comes from the Hawaiian wiki-wiki which means “quick”. Advantages of using wikis in learning and teaching No special software needed Immediate posting of content Low graphics content – fast loading Simple or complex hypertext structure as required Can have

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