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Wikiversity has been around for a while as a sub-project of Wikibooks, but it recently launched into beta with it’s own domain. From the Wikiversity homepage: Wikiversity is a space for the creation and use of free learning materials and activities. Its primary goals are to: Create and host free content, multimedia learning materials, resources, and . . . → Read More: Wikiversity goes beta It’s no secret that learning institutions pay big money for educational tools that are meant to make the teacher’s job easier. But I reckon most learning institutions have a hard time getting employees to use these tools. Perhaps we’re missing a huge opportunity to equip facilitators to be passionate users of tools that are useful . . . → Read More: Learning tools for life New blog address: http://liveandletlearn.net/learning/ During the last holidays I’ve been busy moving my blog from absoludity.net to liveandletlearn.net… why? Good question! Part of the Web Design course that I facilitate is a client project where participants are required to develop a site from start to finish – and it’d been a while since I’d been through that . . . → Read More: Please update your links! After reading David Hargreaves piece dealing with sharing knowledge in education (created together with the UK Department of Education and Skills) I’ve been thinking more and more about how innovation and collaboration networks within TAFE might enable better courses and further learning amongst it’s facilitators like me! I’ve since tried to contact other Web Design facilitators within . . . → Read More: Web Design @ Wikiversity On Thursday afternoon I had fun for 2 hours with another group of fellow TAFE staff, as we saw how easy it is to create our own website on the Internet. Judging from the feedback, most people were suprised at how easy it was! We spent quite a bit of time at the beginning of our workshop . . . → Read More: Free and Easy Tools – Blue Mountains |
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