I don’t know if it’s a real name, but you can picture this section of ScotFEICT as a meandering journey through the confusions and delights of elearning. If it is all overwhelming, begin at the beginning. If you are feeling adventurous, skip lightly to one of the other sections and peer into the glass cabinet. Then press the button to watch it light up.
Moodlerooms, a Moodle Partner based in USA are to produce tools to integrate Google Docs into Moodle. Full information so far can be read in their press release at the bottom of this piece. This is good news. At The New Curiosity Shop we use Google docs extensively, and to be able to use Google...
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Talk about a helping hand: Researchers at Georgia Tech’s Center for Music Technology are trying to reinvent how students learn to play the piano by developing a special glove that vibrates to cue a budding musician which finger needs to strike a key at a given moment. Full story on eSchool News Top News...
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Google Docs is a mighty powerful tool that can be used for all sorts of educational purposes…. Tweet
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Text Chat – it’s a valuable tool in the teaching armoury, but here is an article extolling the virtues of using chat to develop critical thinking. Tweet
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Just trawling my emails and newsletters and here is a product that looks as though it might just be a way to prevent death by PowerPoint Tweet
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SimVenture is a business simulation game allowing people to set up and run a company and learn about business and entrepreneurship at no risk Tweet
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The two Scottish Regional Support Centres, in collaboration with the Higher Education Academy ( Scotland ), are delighted to announce Virtual Worlds 2008. The one-day national event that seeks to answer the question, “Do virtual worlds have a place in education?” Tweet
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A valuable directory of over 2,400 learning tools Tweet
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