The corridor of uncertainty

While I'm on holiday I thought it would be fun to have a guest write a post here. My blogsitter this time is my colleague Chahira Nouira...

   by   the JoshMeister   Many of the conferences and seminars I attend are full of online educators all sporting the latest in laptop a...

I started this blog very tentatively back in April 2008 (read the very first post ) deciding to try out blogging just to see what would happ...

I have a nagging sense that I really should get a Google+ account and see what all the fuss is about. My Twitter stream has been full of ...

All innovations and new ideas must be tested and questioned before they can be widely accepted but how often to we test and question tradit...

A lot of effort is put into preventing plagiarism both in schools and universities and there are some excellent intitiatives in this field. ...

   by   barbaranixon I know a lot of people who hate PowerPoint presentations. I see their point but I try to defend the much-maligned t...

There's a fascinating article in the Guardian , Why we must remember to delete – and forget – in the digital age , that discusses the pr...

The announcement last week that the Brazilian government intends to make all learning resources created by state-employed teachers freely av...

British authority JISC have launched a smple yet important service to teachers who want to use open educational resources (OER) in their tea...

As an attempt to sum up some of the themes of the conference here's a selection of quotes in no particular order. I hope they are all ac...

I've just attended the annual EDEN (European e-learning and distance learning network) conference in Dublin and it's time for some ...

   by   reanetbr   OER seminar at the Sao Paulo Legislative Assembly by reanetbr / CC BY Although grassroots initiatives to encourage th...

There's an recent article in Times Higher Education that raises an important issue but could lead to people making the wrong conclusion...

Uruguay is the first country in the world where all children in public primary schools have their own laptop. Yes you read correctly. Whilst...