The corridor of uncertainty

This week I've taken part in a meeting about quality in e-learning. This is a crucial field for the credibility of net-based education a...

This short video is Google's attempt to inform in a clear and light-hearted way about copyright issues on YouTube . The message is clear...

Bookshelves beware! After the success of streaming music services like Spotify and Last.fm the next logical step is a service which offers y...

I've just found an excellent summary of the principles of networked learning and connectivism by Debbie Kroeker as part of the open cou...

There's still a great degree of skepticism about the value of virtual worlds in education but there's plenty of activity going on an...

There are countless sites with learning resources and tips on how to use technology in education but what is often lacking is more academic ...

It is a strange paradox in the academic world that research that is often funded by public money and that should be of interest to many is t...

This old cellphone ad from over 20 years ago certainly makes me smile since I remember when gigantic brick-sized phones were status symbol n...

Learning management systems like Moodle, Blackboard and many more are standard at most universities and in many schools. They're great f...

QR codes (quick response)are finally beginning to provide useful services and before long they could be even more common than their less so...

I've been following the development of augmented reality (AR) with interest over the past couple of years. It's still far from main...

There's an awful lot of uneccessary work in the world, especially in education. So many teachers preparing thousands of very similar lec...

There has been a lot of discussion in recent months on the concept of flipping the classroom. This means that instead of lesson time being d...

   by   wwarby   There are two radio programs that make Sunday mornings so pleasant - one features baroque and earlier music and the other...

Visiting friends' homes in the past I used to enjoy seeing their record collections. Most people were only too pleased to show off their...