Proposé par l'unité "Enseignement et recherche" des services IT à l'Université de Fribourg
Performancing for Firefox is an extension that lets you blog from right within your browser. Nice points: post to multiple blogs, technorati tags, blog metrics. Less than nice point, for our blogs anyway: b2evolution’s...
At the UBC Arts Group flash-based authoring tools are available for creating a timeline, multimedia learning objects, vocabulary trainer, a pronunciation tool among others. Check out all the tools at http://www.learningtools.arts.ubc.ca/ The Timeline Tool...
In an IT Conversations audio piece of just under 40 minutes, Steven Berlin Johnson, author of « Everything Bad Is Good for You », talks about the positive sides of playing video games. « Johnson argues that...
In an article called Eyes Wide Shut – Envisioning Learning, Jay Cross of the Internet Time Group shares how he uses visualization in his day-to-day learning. In another article called See What I Mean,...
An interesting article on efforts to restrict students’ surfing during class sees it from both sides. Ken Fisher makes the pertinent point, though, that it’s more or less useless to try, since eventually students...
EdTechPost checked out a couple sites that let you edit videos online. One’s called Eyespot, the other is OneTrueMedia. Not everyone has iMovie, after all. 😉
Continuing with some random impressions and highlights from the Podcast Academy at Boston University…
Thanks to Jacques 🙂 This one looks really nice: http://numsum.com/ After setting up an account you create an online spreadsheet and say exactly who else you want to be able to edit it. Look...
Nice page about how you can use blogs in education, with samples and everything. thanks to lernpfade
The title of Michael Feldstein’s article, There’s No Such Thing as a Learning Object, is as provocative as the article is thought provoking. Some tidbits: « An object is a thing. We don’t learn from...
