Initial thoughts on introductory readings for Elearning and Digital Cultures
Michael Gallagher I am in the process of doing the initial readings for courses at the University of Edinburgh that are about to start up for the semester. One of these is…
Education
Science Online London 2010
This barely qualifies as a post, but I am intrigued by how science types are disseminating their research. From what I can gather, this crowd prizes the cohesiveness of their…
Learner self-realization, shedding the profit principle, and good music/MP3s
I was thinking a bit about where I stand as a learner as opposed to a party/teacher invested in learning as a process. I can study it all I want…
eLearning Africa and Google Map Driving Directions from Nairobi to Lusaka
I enjoyed this article from the News portal for the eLearning Africa 2010 conference currently underway in Lusaka, Zambia. I had the good fortune of presenting and attending at eLearning…
James Gale, Old Korea, and Google Books
I went back to my wife’s university library to grab more of the Korean History books that are so obsolete as to be primary sources. I stumbled across a few…
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Zambia: Adoptions and Perception from eLearning Africa
I was reading the news feed for the eLearning Africa 2010 Conference in Lusaka, Zambia, later this month. An interesting article discussed a recent study on the use of Open…
Sir Ken Robinson and TED: Creativity in Education and Drawing God
Sir Ken Robinson in this video is speaking about education and how it squanders creativity. The most convincing sequence, in my opinion, is when he speaks about the future and…