Reflection on keeping an e-learning blog for 1,000 days
Reflection on keeping an e-learning blog for 1,000 days
Inspired by The History of English…in just a minute x10 I’ve got ‘The Secret Life of Words’ out again to enjoy a sustained romp through the WWW (weird world of words). I think Dr Who with ADHD having to explain…
My love of English received an adrenalin boost with the OU’s iTunes ‘History of English in 10 Minutes’.
The meaning of words and learning, from how we learn to speak via Hitchings, John Seely Brown and the Open University MAODE module H800. I like that thought that ‘All knowledge is, we believe, like language’. Whether we are educators…
We are asked to consider the life of a Brazilian Mum, working in a Law office, doing an undergraduate course. She opts for blended learning and needs to juggle family life (husband, two children) with her job and studies. Through…
A 2,800 word response on the relevance of a 1992 report of chapter on ‘Computer Networking for the Development of Distance Education Courses’ with reference to the Open University (UK) MA in Open and Distance Education by way of Oddjob, pedalos and academics who don’t get along.
The cost is always the thing, but Adobe shine. For the creative industries and creative they are insurpassable. They are like the Avid from TV and complement all things MAC for designers, art directors, photographers and video directors. I hear…
English is spoken by * 80% of the population of the Netherlands and Sweden * 50% of the population of Germany, Slovenia and Finland * 30% of the population of Italy, France and the Czech Republic So what % of…
Inspired by The Secret life of words. How English became English. Henry Hitchings (2008) 24 August 2010 (First posted in my Diayland blog which I stared in September 1999) ‘Communications is essential to our lives, but how often do we…
