The “When Night Falls” concept was quite ambitious. Run a 24 hour Skype-a-thon with volunteer moderators all signing up from all around the globe into slots listed on the wiki. As the culminating event to the fortnight long K-12 Online Conference, it was an opportunity for anyone involved in the conference – organiser, presenter or [...]
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Social networking sites are not just popular with teenagers. It has come to my attention that despite that the fine print specifying a sign up age of 13 years in services like Piczo, students yet to officially become teenagers are using their choice of Web 2.0 technology. Students are accessing, creating and linking to and [...]
I know that regular readers of this blog are probably sick of hearing about my presentation for the K-12 Online Conference but seeing Bloglines dropped edublogs.org RSS feeds for several weeks and I’ve unable to post for several days, this may be news so I am publishing my blurb and links here for anyone interested [...]
Some bragging in order – this blog has just passed the 10,000 hit mark. I reckon that spam boosts this traffic significantly so this map represents a huge grain of salt but a lot of those dots are from real people – the huge dot on Adelaide probably shows I look at my own blog [...]
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