Archive for January, 2008
30 January 2008
The Doing our homework post on the Lat Long Blog from the Google Earth and Maps team highlights some new YouTube video tutorials that offer up basic tricks for using Google Earth and can serve as inspiration for lesson plans.
Posted by: petef
Category: e-learning, mapping
24 January 2008
As someone relatively new to the media industry, I am excited by the latest trends on the internet. Social networks, wikis, blogs and podcasts are now all the rage, but have a long way to go before they form part of day to day life for the man on the street. I see massive opportunities [...]
Posted by: jon
Category: e-learning, podcasting
Tags: podcasting
22 January 2008
Sanako, a Finnish education software company, are teaming up with Nokia to get their classroom management software working with the Nokia N810 handheld. It’s not a phone but a wifi enabled handheld computer running Nokia’s Maemo flavour of the open-source Linux operating system.
See also: Sanako mobilizes class management with Nokia.
Posted by: petef
Category: e-learning, mobile
21 January 2008
Blogger and podcaster Dan Benjamin has posted a guide to the equipment he uses for podcasting. His ‘entry level’ setup is a bit pricey — he recommends spending around £90 on a microphone — but there may be some useful tips here for those who are serious about producing really high quality recordings.
Posted by: petef
Category: podcasting
16 January 2008
Classroom 2.0 is US-based site which describes itself as a social networking site for those interested in Web 2.0 and collaborative technologies in education.
They seem to be making good use of social software tools themselves, including a wiki and a blog. And the site itself is built using Ning.
Posted by: petef
Category: e-learning, social software