Social Media Workshop Links
As this post becomes public, I’m running an Introduction to Social Media workshop for the Warringah Chamber of Commerce & Industries. Below are the links I’ve mentioned in the workshop – click...
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Flipsnack is a great online tool that will turn any pdf file into an online book with pages you can turn. It’s a free service – but you have a Flipsnack advertisement up front. It’s pretty unobtrusive...
View ArticleLearnTel returns
LearnTel has returned to its standalone status and will continue to offer independent support and advice. LearnTel Services LearnTel can: Help you make the right decision about which eCollaboration...
View ArticleCreate an eBook cover icon
You may, like me, have a couple of books and/or eBooks and want to make an icon to represent your books on a website or blog. Rather than just put a flat picture of the cover (Exhibit A below) you can...
View ArticleClickfest 2012
November is Clickfest where schools in Australia can participate in free, or reduced cost, virtual excursions via videoconference. This is an opportunity to take your class to a museum, science centre,...
View ArticleBeyond images
Who’d want a flat picture when you can easily create rich images with music, video, sound and text built in? ThingLink is a site which allows you to bring your images to life with music, video, text,...
View ArticleWeb conferencing solutions
There are quite a few new web conferencing providers in the market. It’s a while since I had a good look at what’s available, so I thought I’d share my findings. If you’re a large organisation you’ll...
View ArticleCreate Your Own PLN workshop resources
These are the resources from my workshop in Berlin – feel free to share them. Below are the slides followed by links to the resources we discussed in the workshop. Create Your Own PLN from Carol...
View ArticleSee you in 2013
This free greeting card customized with Smilebox Filed under: Of Interest
View ArticleNot blogging at the moment
I’m not blogging at the moment as I’m madly trying to finish my doctorate. Stay tuned – I should be back late May. Filed under: Uncategorized
View ArticleYoung people’s perspectives on the use of social media as an engagement tool
A new report from The Youth Affairs Council of Victoria (YACVic) explores young people’s use of social media and perspectives about how government agencies and community organisations should use social...
View ArticleSocial Media Revolution Video 2013
Below is the latest update of the excellent ‘Social Media Revolution’ video that was produced a few years ago. There’s nothing to be said – just enjoy. Filed under: video Tagged: social media, social...
View ArticleVirtual excursions in outer space
Astronauts on China’s orbiting space station delivered a lesson live to 330 students. They were able to demonstrate several space concepts that are difficult (if not impossible!) to demonstrate on...
View ArticleSaving lives with videoconferencing
A few years ago I was pleased to work on an Australian project where videoconferencing was used for the early detection and treatment of stroke victims, thus saving lives. You can read about the...
View ArticleGraphite: Guide for ed tech tools
There are no limits to what a great educator can achieve when they have the right tools….. Graphite is a new website (still in beta) to help teachers find, understand, and share the best digital...
View ArticleSurvey: Young Execs & Video Use
The 2013 Cisco Global Young Executives’ Video Attitudes Survey gives insight into what management-track leaders aged 34 and under think about business-class video, which delivers high-quality,...
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