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Innovation in Participatory Learning Awards - opportunity for Nigerians and South Africans Submitted by Tobias Eigen on 6 October, 2008 - 14:13. Tags: Funding Learning News and Announcements nigeria Opportunities Participatory Learning South Africa web 2.0 I was pleased to receive word of the

October 5, 2008 Interesting post about MMORPGs and language learning. There is no doubt that the social atmosphere of such games as World of Warcraft (referred to in the post above) offer a great opportunity for interaction with people from all kinds of linguistic and cultural backgrounds in a

Three questions for my sage fellow travelers. Do you possess the answers to these three questions? I would feel happy to read your views. 1. How can teachers and students exploit Web 2.0 technologies for teaching and learning? 2.

I have been asked to give a presentation at the 2008 Community Care Conference in Surfers Paradise, Queensland in November. The conference theme is 'Beyond Today-Shaping the Future'. I have been asked to talk about how Web 2.0 and networking can be used for professional development and life-long learning.

Today was the East Lothian Celebrating Success. We made a decision to exhibit as the Musselburgh cluster, which I believe is a sign of our continued commitment to the development of cluster growth and to the emerging 3-18 curriculum. The theme of our exhibition was ‘Learning through Play’.

The eLearning industry is taking a step into visual tagging this fall with the eLearning Guild announcement that each attendee at DevLearn08 will receive a personalized QR code containing their contact information.

Today was the East Lothian Celebrating Success. We made a decision to exhibit as the Musselburgh cluster, which I believe is a sign of our continued commitment to the development of cluster growth and to the emerging 3-18 curriculum. The theme of our exhibition was ‘Learning through Play’.

No point in re-creating the wheel, so I’ve copied the e-mail I sent to my faculty colleagues below (he only difference is that I embedded my teaser video into this post instead of just providing a link): *** Dearest colleagues, If I told you that there is an extraordinary educational conference

Company Clivir 20-Word description Clivir is a free tutorial-based learning community where you can be both the teacher and the student. 100 word description Come hither to Clivir. Clivir features tutorial style lessons that can be created by combining text with Web-based resources from sites like YouTube, photobucket, flickr and scribd, etc.

Continuing the open learning debate….I greatly like this diagramme by George Siemens. I think there is much of merit here. Very happpy to see acknowledgemnt of the importance of self publishing (as opposed to academic reporsitories). However there are a few things missed out.