Eye on Learning

What can we learn from the above slide?

I first listened, in person, to Terry Anderson last October at the eLearn conference. He's a great speaker when it comes to presenting what's the latest in learning and education and directions we should be planning towards. One of his latest presentations is below. Enjoy. Helsinki 2009 View more presentations from terrya .

Slide Rocket appears to be a solution for those who have found it irritating to have slides with hyperlinks to files on their storage media not work. I will be trying it out soon but what if the Internet is inaccessible? Then, it's back to having your notebook computer with you all the time. Nevertheless, you may first watch the video on what's it all about at the web site or how it can benefit presenters. Go to: http://www.sliderocket.com/

Thanks to Mimma Sayuti, these are useful resources on using facebook in the classroom. I have personally got it used to support our mobile learning via SMS initiative at OUM. Papers on this will be written soon by the project members. Enjoy viewing and reading the following slides: The 411 on Facebook: An FYI for Teachers View more presentations from APatterson79 . Facebook Strategies For The Classroom View more presentations from Kevin Lim .

This is new. Great for those who are keen to learn about how to plan an online course, view: http://podcast.iu.edu/upload/OOIC/b8a8e3cd-fd8c-425b-89a4-5191606043aa/Planning%20an%20Onlince%20Course%20680x480.mov It is part of the Distance Education video series at Indiana University.

ISTE has done this very well! View and participate...thanks NZH! http://www.iste-community.org/

The World is Open and nine other titles are in the top ten Educational Technology books of the decade . Check it out. A promise I made to myself is to continue my reading of Curtis Bonk's "The World is Open." Nevertheless, it will be the core reference for one of my online courses in Jan 2010.